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What features/physical characteristics do all cells have in common? - Plasma membrane, mitochondria, cytoplasm, DNA (genetic material) List three examples that are atypical of cell theory, and explain briefly why each is atypical - 1. Striated muscle- cells are large and contain their own genetic material 2. Hyphae in fungi- no sepia 3. Algae- simpler structure and organization Why is the cell considered to be the fundamental building block of all living organisms? - It is the smallest unit of life that carries out all functions needed to survive


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