Research Project 1. Cell Theory timeline

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-CELL THEORY-

ANGÉLICA VÉLEZ DELGADO

5000 B.C

1503

1590

Ancient Egyptians

Hans and Zacharias Janssen

Medieval Europeans

The first compound microscope

Nature of life.

Practice of mummification.

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384 b.C

1665

1543

Aristotle

Andreas Vesalius

Robert Hooke

Micrographia.

De humani corporis fabrica (A study on human anatomy).

The connection between his numerous experiments and dissections with the classification of living things.

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1668

1745

1801

Francesco Redi

Jean Baptiste Lamarck

John Needham

Inheritance of acquired traits

Spontaneus generation

"Omne vivum ex ovo"= All lifes comes from an egg.

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1674

1802

1768

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

Lazzaro Spallanzani

Lorenz Oken

Animacules (father of microbiology)

Refuted John's theory

New classifications for animals

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1833

1839

1864

Theodor Schwann

Robert Brown

Louis Pasteur

Test of spontaneous generation

The final version of the cell theory

Cell nucleus

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1855

1838

Matthias Schleoden

Rudolf Virchow

All plants and animals are made up of cells (cell theory)

"Omnis cellula e celula" All cells comes from cells.

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