Cell: Fundamental Unit Of Life

CellWhat is Cell?A cell is defined as the very smallest structural and functional unit and a building block of any living organism. It is always considered as membrane-bound and is made up of cytoplasm, genetic material, and other cell organelles or components of the cell. All cells are made from the same major classes of organic molecules such as nucleic acids, proteins, carbohydrates, and lipids. Structure of cell A collection of cells that have the same stimulating and life giving functions is called a tissue. When tissues are conjoined to perform their functions, organs are developed and from those organs, bodily functions are developed. Therefore, it can be said that the human body will fail to perform its basic bodily functions if there were no tissues. On the other hand, if there were no cells, there would be no tissues either. So the entire process of cell development and tissue development is interrelated.Types of cellCells that are exceptionally designed are fundamentally a part of multicellular organisms. For instance, a plant has a multiple variety of cells like root cells, stem cells and leaf cells. On the other hand, a