A single cell can be a self-sustaining organism or one of trillions in a larger life form. Though visible only with the help of a microscope, cells are highly structured entities that perform a myriad of functions in every living thing and store critical genetic information. This fascinating volume examines the organization of various types of cells and provides an in-depth look at how cells operate alone to generate new cells and act as part of a larger network with others.
Publication
2010
Pages
240
Format
Epub
Publisher
Britannica Educational Publishing
Excerpt
Collection
Biochemistry, Cells, and Life
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