Cell

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Cell

cell is a structural and a functional unit of an organism.

CELL

Cell decides your colour,shape and character of your body.
Plants and animals have different types of cells.
There are billions of cells in our body.
cells form tissue and tissues form organ,organs form organ system and organ systems form an organism.

NUCLEUS

Nucleus contains the deoxy ribonucleic acid.

The Nucleus was the first organellefound by scientists.

It covers 10% of cell's volume.

DNA

DNA is 1.8 metres long,but it is folded and kept inside the Nucleus.

DNA is the most important oraganelle of a cell.

DNA's full form is deoxy ribonucleic acid.

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Cell

cell is a structural and a functional unit of an organism.

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