The word Cells is derived from:
Robert Hooke in 1665, while examining a thin slice of cork, discovered dead cells. He used the word cell, which is derived from Latin, that means ‘ a little room’ to describe these units of cork slice.
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Robert Hooke in 1665, while examining a thin slice of cork, discovered dead cells. He used the word cell, which is derived from Latin, that means ‘ a little room’ to describe these units of cork slice.
[B] Latin word that means a little room