Cells are the basic unit of life and thus exhibit all the characteristics of life. Explain specifically how a cell meets the definition of life. Pick five different organelles and explain what aspect of "life" they specifically contribute to.
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Step 1: A cell meets the definition of life by exhibiting characteristics such as having a stable internal environment (homeostasis) and the ability to reproduce to form new offspring. Show more…
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