What is difference between a cell and a tissue?

Answer 1

A cell is a single unit/building block, it is the basis of all life, a tissue is a regroupement of cells with similar functions, and an organ is a regroupement of specific tissues (made up of these cells with similar functions) in order to accomplish a certain task.

Answer 2

Eukaryotic Cells form tissues, tissues form organs, and organs form living organisms.

All of these form different [related]! structures.

The self-assembly of Biomolecules into sub-cellular components of cells - which then coalesce to form the Cells themselves - is performed through Biochemistry;

Histology is the study of the development of Cells into Tissues and Organs;

while Biology describes the 'self-assembly' of tissues and organs into Organisms. See zoology.

Answer 3

A tissue is a group of like cells that perform the same function a cell is one cell among the many in a tissue./

Cell is the unit of life where as tissue is a group of specialized cells to perform a particular function in an organism.

Answer 4

Cells are microscopic building blocks of tissues, whether plant or animal.

Answer 5

Cells are the basic fundamental and structural units of life, that means they control all the functions of our lives. Tissues are formed by a group of cells.

Answer 6

cells are tissues but not all tissues are cells