Is a cell a molecule

Answer 1

No, a cell is a collection of millions of molecules, as well as ions, free radicals and atoms.

A molecule is defined as a stable, neutrally charged unit of two or more atoms chemically bonded to each other (ionically or covalently).

Answer 2

Molecules are basically a series of atoms strung together. This means that, wherever there are many atoms of different elements together, there will be molecules. Our cells are very complex and contain many atoms of numerous elements. So, in answer to your question, cells are made up of molecules.

Answer 3

No, a cell is not a molecule. A cell is the basic structural and functional unit of living organisms, containing various molecules such as proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids. Molecules are made up of atoms, whereas cells are made up of molecules.

Answer 4

DNA is not the only thing that a cell is composed of. Many elements such as lipids and proteins work together to form a functional cell, with DNA guiding each process.

Answer 5

A molecule is the first chemical level of organization of the human body. A cell membrane (phospholipid bilayer) is composed of many different molecules that surround the cell.

Answer 6

yes, indeed it is cells are in everything