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Cell body

Cell body refers to the center of the neuron that keeps the neuron alive; the soma, or major portion of the body of a nerve cell. The main part of a cell, containing the nucleus Moreover, Cell body is the part of a neuron that contains the neuron’s metabolic machinery and that receives stimulation from other neurons.

Cell differentiation

Cell differentiation refers to a process whereby cells take on specialized structures related to their function.

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Cell doctrine

Cell doctrine refers to a hypothesis that assumed the ventricles were the location of the mind. The Cell doctrine is known to be entirely inaccurate as of today.

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Cell membrane

Cell membrane refers to the lipid-bilayer envelope that encloses cells which is called the Sarcolemma in muscle cells.

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Cell nucleus

Cell nucleus refer to the the part of the cell that contains the genetic material essential to reproduction and protein synthesis.

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Cell-mediated immunity

Cell-mediated immunity refers to slow acting immune response, involving T lymphocytes, that operates at the cellular level. It is a form of immune reaction that takes place at the level of the cell. Cell-mediated immunity involves the action of T cells although the first stages are similar to the process for humoral-mediated immunity.

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Cellular respiration

Cellular respiration is the process of oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production in cells, that is Bioenergetics

Cellular theories

Cellular theories refer to explanations of aging that focuses on processes that occur within individual cells that may lead to the buildup of harmful substances or the deterioration of cells over a lifetime

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