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In biology, cells are the smallest unit of all living organisms. While the smallest living beings consist only of a single cell, there are still multicellular organisms and multicellular organisms such as humans. | In biology, cells are the smallest unit of all living organisms. While the smallest living beings consist only of a single cell, there are still multicellular organisms and multicellular organisms such as humans. | ||
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In biology, cells are the smallest unit of all living organisms. While the smallest living beings consist only of a single cell, there are still multicellular organisms and multicellular organisms such as humans.
Cells without nucleus are called prokaryotes, cells with one nucleus are called eukaryotes.