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• Alemão
• Século XIX
• Base celular da doença
• Omnis cellula et cellula

• Alemão
• Século XIX
• Introduz o termo metabolismo
• Os organismos são compostos por células e seus produtos

• Holandeses
• Séclo XVI
• Fabricantes de óculos
• Construção do primeiro microscópio composto

Robert Hooke

Rudolf Virchow

• Inglês
• Século XVII-XVIII
• Introduz o termo célula
• Construiu microscópios compostos

Theodor Schwann

• Inglês
• século XVII-XVIII
• Estuda a anatomia vegetal
• Reconhece a natureza celular das plantas

Hans e Zacharias Jansen

Nehemiah Grew

• Scientist
• Poland, 1867
• Pioneer in the study of radioactivity
• First person to win two Nobel Prizes in different categories

• Scientist
• Germany, 1879
• Developed the theory of relativity
• Known for a famous equation

• Polymath
• Italy, 1452
• Author of The Last Supper
• Inventor, scientist, and genius of the Renaissance

• Writer
• Spain, 1547
• Contemporary of Shakespeare
• His book is one of the most translated in the world

• Painter
• Mexico, 1907
• Famous for her self-portraits
• Uses dreamlike and symbolic resources

Marie Curie

Miguel de Cervantes

Albert Einstein

Frida Kahlo

Leonardo da Vinci

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• Inventor and engineer
• Serbia, 1856
• Pioneer in electricity
• His work was key to the development of modern technology

• Activist
• USA, 1913
• Her refusal to give up her seat on a segregated bus propelled the civil rights movement

• Naturalist
• England, 1809
• Author of On the Origin of Species
• His work revolutionized modern biology

• Queen of Egypt
• 69 B.C.
• Ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty
• Managed to evade Roman rule over Egypt

• Composer
• Austria, 1756
• Child prodigy and genius of classical music
• Author of The Magic Flute

Nikola Tesla

Cleopatra

Mozart

Rosa Parks

Charles Darwin

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