Studying life science, physical science, and Earth science integration.
All living things, from tiny bacteria to massive whales, are made up of cells. Cells are like the building blocks of life. Each cell can perform essential functions such as taking in nutrients, making energy, and getting rid of waste.
Cells are responsible for growth, repair, and reproduction in living things. They also help organisms respond to their environment.
Understanding cells helps us learn how our bodies work, how diseases affect us, and how all life on Earth is interconnected.
Studying cells allows scientists to create medicines, develop vaccines, and even grow tissues in labs!
Examining onion skin under a microscope to see plant cells.
Learning how white blood cells fight off infections in the body.
Cells are the basic units of life that make up all living things.