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    Martinez, Zyrille A.

    St. Athanasius of Alexandria (STEM – Non-Health)

    What is cell theory, and why is it important in biology?

    The cell theory is a basically a theory that states that all the plants and animals are
    composed of cells and the cell is the basic unit of life. It is important in biology because it is
    fundamental to understanding biology because the cell is the foundation of all life.

    How has cell theory influenced modern biology and medicine?

    Cell theory has greatly influenced modern biology and medicine by showing that all living
    things are made of cells. This idea has helped scientists understand how our bodies work,
    discover new treatments, and improve disease diagnosis.

    What are some current scientific advancements that rely on our understanding of cells?

    Recent advancements include CRISPR for editing genes, stem cell treatments, cancer
    immunotherapy, lab-grown mini-organs, and personalized medicine. These breakthroughs,
    based on cell knowledge, are changing how we treat diseases and develop new therapies.
    Calaguian, Andrei

    St. Athanasius of Alexandria (STEM – Non-Health)

    What is cell theory, and why is it important in biology?

    The cell theory definition states that cells are the building blocks of life. Cells both make up
    all living things and run the processes needed for life. Your hair, skin, organs, etc. are all
    made up of cells.

    How has cell theory influenced modern biology and medicine?

    It affects nearly every aspect of biology, from the understanding of life and death to
    managing diseases, and more.

    What are some current scientific advancements that rely on our understanding of cells?

    The invention of the microscope led to the discovery of the cell by Hooke. While looking at
    cork, Hooke observed box-shaped structures, which he called “cells” as they reminded him
    of the cells, or rooms, in monasteries.
    Rodrigo, Brylle

    St. Athanasius of Alexandria (STEM – Non-Health)

    What is cell theory, and why is it important in biology?

    Cell theory is proposed that all living things are composed of one or more cells.The basic
    unit of life. Cells come from pre-existing cells.

    How has cell theory influenced modern biology and medicine?

    Cell theory influenced modern biology and medicine in a way it affected us on how we
    understand cell structures and functions of living organisms and diseases such as viruses
    and bacteria. In this way the societies learned how to make medicines which helped them
    evolve and adapt throughout the years.

    What are some current scientific advancements that rely on our understanding of cells?

    A 'loopy' discovery in bacteria is raising fundamental questions about the makeup of our own
    genome and revealing a potential wellspring of material for new genetic therapies. (Columbia
    University Irving Medical Center, 2024)
    Santos, John Carlo

    St. Athanasius of Alexandria (STEM – Non-Health)

    What is cell theory, and why is it important in biology?

    Cell theory is a fundamental principle in biology that states All living organisms are
    composed of one or more cells. Cell theory forms the bedrock of our understanding of life. It
    provides a framework for studying the structure, function, and organization of all living things.

    How has cell theory influenced modern biology and medicine?

    Our understanding of cells has enabled genetic engineering, allowing us to modify genes
    and develop new therapies for diseases

    What are some current scientific advancements that rely on our understanding of cells?

    Synthetic Biology: Researchers are using our knowledge of cells to create artificial cells and
    organisms with novel functions
    Manera, Patrick

    St. Athanasius of Alexandria (STEM – Non-Health)

    What is cell theory, and why is it important in biology?

    Cell theory tells that all living things are made of cells, cells are the basic unit of life, new
    cells come from existing cells that multiply. Cell theory is important in biology because it
    helps people understand how living things are composed of cells.

    How has cell theory influenced modern biology and medicine?

    Cell theory has been crucial for biology and medicine because it shows that all living things
    are made of cells. This study has led to advances in medical treatments, like improved
    disease management and innovations in biotechnology.

    What are some current scientific advancements that rely on our understanding of cells?

    Advancements such as gene editing, cell therapy, organoids, and cell-based vaccines rely
    on our understanding of cells to make new treatments and improve research methods.
    These technologies tackle cellular knowledge to label genetic disorders, regenerate tissues,
    improve treatment for cancer, model diseases, and develop vaccines.

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