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Robert Hooke was an English scientist who discovered and named the cells, while examining a thin slice of a bottle cork under a primitive microscope made by him. Hooke observed Cork's honey combed or porous structure. Hooke found porous structure of cork to resemble with monasteries and called the units, cells. He published his work in a book, "Micrographia" in 1665.
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Anshu984
Robert Hooke discovered the dead cell for the first time in cork cell in 1664.
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