Cell membrane study

Fisheries is not a fundamental science, but it is an integrated science of biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics that discusses biologically related biology, cultivation, habitat management, accumulation, processing, etc. of aquatic animals with fish and other economic importance. So to understand Fisheries, there must be a clear idea about the fundamental issues of biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics. For the purpose of this purpose, the first chapter of BDFISH Bengal started. Animal cells are the subject of the article. Opportunity to participate in Quizzes.

Cell:

Cells are the organisms that form protoplasm and new cells from the previous cells.
British engineer Robert Hooke took a bottle cuff or a cork section in his own microscope, and saw a number of structures such as the chamber of Mouchak and called it cell, which is still common today.
Each organism is formed from one cell and the new cells are formed from the previous cells. This theory is known as cell theory or cell theory, which provides the theology of Theodor Schwann and botanist Slyden (M.J. Schleiden).
Each organism consists of one or more cells and each cell can function alone.
The smallest cell in the world is microplasma gallisepticum and Mycoplasma laidlawii, which is a bacterium similar to bacteria. Their diameter is just 0.1 microns.