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Rylie Juarez
9 April, 05:45
What are cells in biology
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Jakayla Spencer
9 April, 06:51
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Cells are the smallest structure and functional unit that can be found in any living organism
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Jalen Wolfe
9 April, 09:42
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Every living thing (including you unless you're a robot) is made up of them. Thousands or even millions are in humans
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