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Hooke published the first work (reading text) that covered microscopic observation, this work also officially created the term "cell" to describe the structures. I chose this because it marks when terminology was given to other scientists calling them cells, and it also gave other scientists a guide to see the cells as well. -
This date marks the discovery that particles (cells) were motile, that they were living. I selected this event because this is the official that cells were labeled as "living", which is really important to the discovery of cells.
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this year marks when the cell nucleus was officially discovered and recorded. I chose this date because it is pertinent to what we know about cells now; all (eukaryotic) cells have a nucleus. -
this year marks the year that it was discovered that the nucleus was essential constituent of living cells. I chose this date because it starts to open the investigation for cells functions -
this year marks where the official conclusion that all plants were made cells was adopted and expressed to other scientists. I chose this date because it marks the creation of what is now "basic knowledge" . -
this date marks the year where descriptions and drawings of cells and nerve cells were given/shown. Gave people the opportunity to view a cell without a microscope. -
this date marks the time where the oil immersion lens was introduced . I chose this time because it introduced a new way to view and record cell structure and functions. -
this year marked the year that an explanation and description of cell processes was made. I chose this date because it lays out cell functions/processes.
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this time marks when the term ergastoplasm was introduced. I chose this date because it marks the introduction of terminology still used today. -
this time marks the year where mitochondria were discovered/observed. I chose this date because it marks the observation/realization that something we think is "basic knowledge" of the subject was discovered.