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    The document provides a timeline of key discoveries and developments in cell biology from 1595 to 1999. It outlines important early observations of cells using microscopes in the 1600s. In the 1830s-1840s, the cell theory was proposed and the realization that sperm and egg cells are also cells. Important early descriptions of cell structures like the nucleus and mitochondria are noted from the 1830s-1870s. The timeline then covers later developments in the late 1800s to mid 1900s including the chromosome theory of heredity, descriptions of the golgi apparatus, and the production of the first transmission electron and scanning electron microscopes. It concludes with several important advances from the 1950s onward including defining cell culture conditions

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    The document provides a timeline of key discoveries and developments in cell biology from 1595 to 1999. It outlines important early observations of cells using microscopes in the 1600s. In the 1830s-1840s, the cell theory was proposed and the realization that sperm and egg cells are also cells. Important early descriptions of cell structures like the nucleus and mitochondria are noted from the 1830s-1870s. The timeline then covers later developments in the late 1800s to mid 1900s including the chromosome theory of heredity, descriptions of the golgi apparatus, and the production of the first transmission electron and scanning electron microscopes. It concludes with several important advances from the 1950s onward including defining cell culture conditions

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    Development of The Discovery of Cells: Alexis Abogado, Kyle Ilan, Rose Orbillo, Noelle Savilla, and Sheilla Tabigan

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    Cell Discovery Timeline
    1595 1838
    Zacharias Jansen credited with 1st Matthias Schleiden and Theodor
    compound microscope. Schwann proposed the cell theory.

    1840
    1655 Albrecht von Roelliker realized
    Robert Hooke described cells in that sperm cells and egg cells are
    cork. also cells.

    1674 1856
    Anton van Leeuwenhoek Nathanael Pringsheim observed
    discovered protozoa. He saw how a sperm cell penetrated an
    bacteria 9 years later egg cell.

    1833 1857
    Robert Brown described the cell Albert von Kolliker described
    nucleus in cells of the orchid. mitochondria.

    3
    1858 1938
    Rudolf Virchow expounds his Behrens used differential
    famous conclusion: omnis cellula centrifugation to separate nuclei
    e cellula, that is cells develop only from cytoplasm.
    from existing cells.
    1939
    1879 Ernst Werner Siemens produced
    Walther Flemming described the first commercial transmission
    chromosome behavior during electron microscope.
    mitosis.

    1883 1952
    Germ cells are haploid, George Otto Gey and coworkers
    chromosome theory of heredity. established a continuous human
    cell line.

    1955
    1898 Harry Eagle systematically
    Camillo Golgi described the golgi
    defined the nutritional needs of an
    apparatus.
    animal cell in culture.

    4
    1957
    Matt Maselson, Franklin Stahl and 1981
    Jerome Vinograd developed density Transgenic mice and fruit flies are
    gradient centrifugation in cesium produced. Mouse embryonic stem
    chloride solutions foe separating cell line established.
    nucleic acids.
    1995
    1965 Roger Tsien identifies mutant of
    Kenneth Alfred Ham introduced a GFP with enhanced spectral
    defined serum-free medium. properties.
    Cambridge Instruments produced
    the first commercial scanning
    electron microscope.
    1998
    Mice are cloned from somatic
    cells.
    1976
    Gordon Sato and colleagues
    1999
    publish papers showing that
    Hamilton and David Baulcombe
    different cell lines require
    discover siRNA as part of post-
    different mixtures of hormones
    transcriptional gene silencing
    and growth factors in serum-free
    (PTGS) in plants.
    media.

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