History Of Cell Theory

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  • Invention of The Microscope

    Invention of The Microscope

    This event was important because it helped scientist take a look into the microscopic life and see cells.
  • Robert Hooke published Micrographia

    Robert Hooke published Micrographia

    This event was an important work to microscopical observations. What Hooke had seen under the microscope were microscopic units and decided to call them cells.
  • Achromatic Microscope Introduced

    Achromatic Microscope Introduced

    This event was important because they improved in the making of this microscope which allowed them to make more observations.
  • Robert Brown Recognized the Nucleus

    Robert Brown Recognized the Nucleus

    This event was important because knowing about the nucleus helps understand how this structure can be important for both plant and animal cells.
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    Cell Theory Officially Formulated

    This event was important because cells forms the bases of our lives. This is also important because the cell theory helps us understand how bacteria and diseases work.
  • Remak, Virchow, & Kolliker prove cell come from pre-existing cells

    Remak, Virchow, & Kolliker prove cell come from pre-existing cells

    This event was important because it is the foundation of the cell theory. Understanding that cells must come from pre-existing cells, it cant just appear by itself.
  • Book By Karl Deiters published

    Book By Karl Deiters published

    This event was important because this book helped people see what descriptions and drawings are of the nerve cells.
  • Introduction of The Oil Immersion lens

    Introduction of The Oil Immersion lens

    This event was important because it improved microscopy because of the techniques and fixing methods.
  • Golgi Developed 'Black reaction'

    Golgi Developed 'Black reaction'

    This event was one of the most important breakthrough in
    neurocytology and neuroanatomy. It was important because it emphasized the function of branched axons in connecting nerve cells.
  • Living organisms seen under a Microscope

    Living organisms seen under a Microscope

    This event was important because Antoni van Leeuwenhoek seen animalcules and cell organisms. It helped the Royal society understand that what he had seen were living things.