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Understanding Development of Cell Theory

  • Aristotle's Contribution
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    Aristotle's Contribution

    Aristotle was the scientist that really saw the value of studying organisms. Without him, we would not have cells, the microscope, bacteria, etc.
  • Jan Baptist van Helmont and Cells
    Dec 8, 1577

    Jan Baptist van Helmont and Cells

    Helmont was the scientist to come through with the idea of sponteneous generation. Sponteneous Generation was the idea that said that living things evolved from non- living organisms.
  • Janssen Invents Microscope

    Janssen Invents Microscope

    Jansen invented the first basic microscope. Without this invention, people would have never seen cells.
  • Robert Hooke and the First Cell

    Robert Hooke and the First Cell

    The cell was first discovered by Robert Hooke. Without this discovery, humans would not have been able to further their research into science and the human body.
  • Anton von Leeuwenhoek and Bacteria

    Anton von Leeuwenhoek and Bacteria

    Anton von Leeuwenhoek was the first tpo see and really descibe bacteria. Without this discovery, scientists could not have discovered some sicknesses and how to prevent them.
  • Lorenz Oken and Animal Classification

    Lorenz Oken and Animal Classification

    Oken came through with animal classification and evolution, all animals evolve from one another. Without this, we would not be aware that all animals come from one or two other breeds.
  • Robert Brown and Cells

    Robert Brown and Cells

    Robert Brown was the first to discovered the cell nuleus. Without this discovery, we would not know what was on the inside of a cell or what the center of the cell was made of.
  • Matthais Schleiden and Cell Theory

    Matthais Schleiden and Cell Theory

    Schleiden discovered what was called the "Cell Theory." This stated that all living hings were made up of one or more cells. If this had not have been discovered, we would not know what living things are made of, much about the insides of living things at all.
  • Theodor Schwann and Animal Cells

    Theodor Schwann and Animal Cells

    Schwann was the first to state that animals were made of cells. Without this discovery, we would not know what animals were made of, nor nearly anything about them.
  • Albrecht von Roelliker and Reproductive Cells

    Albrecht von Roelliker and Reproductive Cells

    Roelliker discovered that sperm and egg cells also have cells inside of them. Without this, we would be unaware that even cells have cells.
  • Rudolf Virchow and Cells

    Rudolf Virchow and Cells

    Rudolf Virchow came to the conclusion that the cells reproduce to form other cells.
  • Louis Pasteur and Sponteneous Generation

    Louis Pasteur and Sponteneous Generation

    Louis Pateur disproved Sponteneous Generation. He proved that living things came from other living things. WIthout this discovery, we would believe that all living things came from non-living things, which is truley impossible.
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