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Around 1560 when the Microscope was first made, Cells were discovered the talk of the town. They Found them in Everything!
This is very important because Cell discovery was the start of the founding's of many other microscopic substances. -
In 1590 Microscopes where still new and young, they were highly sought after by many scientists. This is important because they made us see how a whole new microscopic world had to be discovered. -
Hooke made the name of cells back in 1655 and eventually the name became world known. Its important because this is the name that people go by when regarding to Cells
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Things like when Hooke discovered that there are Cells in the human body, also when he discovered that there also in plants and animals. This was important because we discovered how widespread cells are and another connection between all living things. -
In 1655 the book of cells was written by Robert Hooke. He described the cell in great detail for the very first time> This is important because science has moved forward from his work and we still refer to his findings today. -
In the early to mid 1800s the book was made, it revealed many major facts about cells, the human body, and other topics. This was important because it was the first adequate textbook by historian standards and is a historical book mark of what we learned about the world. -
We discovered through dissection and vivisection that the ventral roots in spine transmit motor impulses and the posterior roots receive sensory input. This is important because we learned more about how the body works. -
This was starting to get taught to kids in schools, it was very much accepted. It was important because it made us think of cell mutation on a deeper level. -
These discovers had us going deeper into the nerve and cellular level of the human body and other animals. This is important because we learned more about the brain and the body reacting. -
The Nervous system was a big find because it tied together all of our Independent cell findings and other neurological findings too. Its important because it made us have a full picture of the nervous system and how it worked.