What is the term meaning made up of many cells?

Answer 1

No. A cell is made up of the nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, vacuoles, Golgi apparatus, and the cell membrane. But plant cells have a cell wall and the other stuff.

However, cell tissue is made up of smaller particles known as corks.

Add-on:

No. A cell is not made up of cells. The cell is the basic structural unit of life and cannot be divided into free-living components that could also be termed cells. A cell is not made up of many kinds of cells in precisely the same way you aren't made up of many kinds of people. You're just you. Cells are composed of:

1. An outer membrane or wall (your species will vary)

2. An internal space fluid filled space termed the cytoplasms

3. Membrane enclosed structures positioned within the cytoplasm called organelles: nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, maybe chloroplasts, vacuoles, Golgi bodies, lysosomes.

Add on:

Cells are made up of atoms or molecules.?

Answer 2

Something that is made up of many cells is called "multicellular."

In the context of human physiology, which is the structure of a particular multicellular organism, somehting made of many cells is a tissue.

Answer 3

The term meaning made up of many cells is "multicellular." This refers to organisms that are composed of more than one cell, as opposed to unicellular organisms which are made up of just one cell.

Answer 4

Any (and every) multi-celled organism. Some examples are: people, toads, trees, flowers, grass, dogs, cats, butterflies, algae, fungi, sponges, fish, and other living things.

Answer 5

Many cells working for the same purpose is called a tissue.

It can also mean any multicellular organisms or colony of cells.

Answer 6

yes
True, every living thing is made up of cells. cells are very very small, they can only be seen with a microscope. :)

Answer 7

Yes,they are made up of many cells.

Answer 8

Many cells of the same type form tissues.

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

yes