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This document discusses cells, including the history of their discovery, cell theory, their basic structure as the fundamental unit of life, differences between plant and animal cells like the presence of cell walls and plastids, and examples of cell types like Chlamydomonas and Paramecium. It covers key topics about cells at a high level in its sections on what cells are, the development of the cell theory, basic structures found in plant and animal cells, and differences between the two broad cell categories.
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