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| The cell is regarded as the smallest functional unit in the human body, although it contains many smaller structures, each with their own form and function. In simple, one-celled organisms, the cell can carry out all the processes that define life: feeding, breathing, reproducing, moving and communicating with others. In complex organisms such as humans, cells have more specialised functions and are grouped together into tissues or organs. |
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