Microworld. Cells!
(2024)
(2024)
The history of the microscope invention and the discovery of living cells
0+ | 13 min | 360°
We embark on a journey inside the smallest yet vital building block of life—the cell. We'll explore it from within, uncover its structure, and see how different cell types vary. Starting with the microscope's invention, it ends with a simple answer: why washing hands before eating and after walks is crucial.
0+ | 13 min | 360°
We embark on a journey inside the smallest yet vital building block of life—the cell. We'll explore it from within, uncover its structure, and see how different cell types vary. Starting with the microscope's invention, it ends with a simple answer: why washing hands before eating and after walks is crucial.
Microworld. Cells!
(2024)
(2024)
The history of the microscope invention and the discovery of living cells
0+ | 13 min | 360°
We embark on a journey inside the smallest yet vital building block of life—the cell. We'll explore it from within, uncover its structure, and see how different cell types vary. Starting with the microscope's invention, it ends with a simple answer: why washing hands before eating and after walks is crucial.
0+ | 13 min | 360°
We embark on a journey inside the smallest yet vital building block of life—the cell. We'll explore it from within, uncover its structure, and see how different cell types vary. Starting with the microscope's invention, it ends with a simple answer: why washing hands before eating and after walks is crucial.
Microworld. Cells!
(2024)
(2024)
The history of the microscope invention and the discovery of living cells
0+ | 13 min | 360°
We embark on a journey inside the smallest yet vital building block of life—the cell. We'll explore it from within, uncover its structure, and see how different cell types vary. Starting with the microscope's invention, it ends with a simple answer: why washing hands before eating and after walks is crucial.
0+ | 13 min | 360°
We embark on a journey inside the smallest yet vital building block of life—the cell. We'll explore it from within, uncover its structure, and see how different cell types vary. Starting with the microscope's invention, it ends with a simple answer: why washing hands before eating and after walks is crucial.
- Main informationStudio: 3D Interactive
Genre: Biology, Natural History
Subject: Cell Structure - LanguagesRussian, Italian
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