What do are cells have in common?

Answer 1

The cell is the basic unit of life: it is the smallest entity that can be considered a living thing. Atoms themselves, however, are not alive. But cells could not be cells without atoms.

Atoms are the building blocks of everything you see (or can't see!) around you. The Periodic Table of Elements lists all known types of atoms. These different types of atoms, called elements, have very different ways of behaving. They can interact with each other and bond together to form molecules (2 or more atoms). Millions of certain types of molecules combine in specific ways to make the four types of macromolecules found in all cells: proteins, nucleic acid (DNA, etc.), carbohydrates (sugar, starch), and lipids (fat and oils). These larger building blocks, made up of atoms, combine in very specific ways to form a cell... a little sac that has tons of chemical reactions going on inside it, which is the basic definition of life. You and I are made up of trillions of cells, but some organisms are only one single cell.

In addition, a cell can be seen with a microscope, whereas individual atoms cannot.

Answer 2

No, a living Cell is vastly larger than an atom because individual Cells are made up from an utterly vast number of atoms and [atomically derived] molecules.

An atom is the smallest particle of an element. They are in themselves non-living, and too small to be seen with a light microscope. A Cell is the smallest particle of a living thing, and is composed of quadrillions of trillions of billions of atoms and millions of molecules organized in SPECIFIC ways. A single Cell is a living thing and can be seen with a light microscope.

Answer 3

Atoms are like bricks and Molecules are like walls cells are like houses cells are build from atoms

Answer 4

All cells have a nucleus and a cytoplasm in common .They also have a Mitochondrion ,vacuole and protoplasm

Answer 5

cells are made up of atoms