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Was in 400 B.C.E
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Aristotle was an ancient greek philosopher who developed new theories for spontaneous generation and cell thoery in 400 B.C.E -
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He belived that if you put a rag over yeast, it would create mice.
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He used cork to do so.
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He is one of the first ever to do so. -
He is the first to do so.
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He does so using chicken broth
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He does this using an expiriment like the one Needham completed.
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He says, “all organic beings originate from and consist of vesicles or cells. These vesicles, when singly detached and regarded in their original process of production, are the infusorial mass or protoplasma (Urschleim) whence all larger organisms fashion themselves or are evolved.”
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This had not been observed or theorized before. -
Also said the orgin of cells came from pre-existing cells.
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He is the first to observe Lukemia cells. -
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This saved many lives.
