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first microscope built with single lens
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Anton van Leeuwenhoek, dutch microscope maker is born.
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Robert hooke, English scientist is born.
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Robert Hooke discovers cells "little boxes".
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Van Leeuwenhoek sent letters to British Royal Society describing microscopic observations
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Van Leeuwenhoek sent piece of cork with other samples to British Royal Society-observations
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Van Leeuwenhoek made the most powerful microscope at that time
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Van Leeuwenhoek’s work became published
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-Robert Hooke dies
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Andton Van Leeuwenhoek dies
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Chester Moor Hall solved problem of lens abbreviation
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Technique of Moor hall is put to microscopes
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Botanist Matthias Schelidien is born
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Zoologist Theodore Schwann is born
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Physican Rudolf Virchow is born
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Matthias Schelidien concludes, all plants are made of cells
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Theodore Schwann concludes all animals are composed of cells
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Rudolf Virchow concludes all cells come from other cells
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Matthias Schelidien dies
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Theodore Schwann dies
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Germana Tomis used red dye observe contents of cells-mitosis
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Hans Krebs, identifier of Krebs cycle, is born
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Rudolf Virchow dies
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Calvin Melvin, identifier of Calvin cycle, is born
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First electron microscope is invented
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Japanese student, Shinya Inoe, helped invent techniques to observe dynamics of living cells. This tool improved microscope to confirm spindle fibers are in cells.
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The Lives of a Cell, a book about organelles in cells and how a person could be made of these tiny organelles, becomes published by the author Lewis Thomas.
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Spindle fibers are isolated from living cells, since they were identified as specialized microtubules
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Melvin Calvin dies
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First scanning microscope which tunnels objects in the microscope, becomes invented
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Hans Krebs dies