Question

1. the discovery of cells was made possible by the invention and refinement of the microscope. over the years, different individuals provided evidence for what is now known as the cell theory. four scientists are primarily credited with establishing the three basic concepts of the cell theory. mark one box in each row of the table below to identify the scientist(s) most associated with the cell theory concept listed. all living things are made of cells; plants and animals are made of cells. cells come from cells; diseased cells produce diseased cells. the cell is the basic unit of life; cells can be studied scientifically. schleiden and schwann hooke virchow

Explanation:

Schleiden and Schwann proposed that all living things are made of cells; plants and animals are made of cells, and the cell is the basic unit of life; cells can be studied scientifically. Virchow stated that cells come from cells; diseased cells produce diseased cells. Hooke is known for first observing and naming cells but is not primarily associated with these core cell - theory concepts.

Answer:

Concept	Schleiden and Schwann	Hooke	Virchow
Cells come from cells; diseased cells produce diseased cells.			X
The cell is the basic unit of life; cells can be studied scientifically.	X