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English physist, Robert Hooke, noticed tiny little "chambers"/"monastary rooms" which looking at a cork under a microscope, he called them cells.
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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek notices little organisms while looking at pond water under a microscope.
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Anton van Leeuwenhoek observes blood cells and describes the cell nucleus
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François-Vincent Raspail proposes the ideas that cells form from other cells
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Observes cell division
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Robert Brown names the cell nucelus and introduces its importance in fertalization
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Matthias Schleiden came up with the conclusion that all plants are made up of cells
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Hugo von Mohl describes mitosis in plants
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Theodor Shwann comes up with the conclusion that all animals are made up of cells
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Rudolph Virchow summarized that all cells are created from existing cells
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Robert Remak discovers a way to isolate the cell membrane and proves that it divides a cell
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Robert Virchow endorces cell division and explains its importance in pathology
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Anton Schneider decribes chromosomes in cell division
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Camillo Golgi discovers the Golgi Apparatus
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Janet Plowe demonstrates that the cell membrane is a physical feature
