Omnis Cellula e cellula. This statement from a man named Rudolf Virchow changed the entire outlook of biology and how organisms funtion. How our body functions. This statement must have clearly baffled your brain, more likely to think it as gibberish. But don't worry. If your brain declares this as Greek and Latin, congratulate it, as it is right. Ironically it is Latin. It basically means:- "Every new cell arises from old ones" And in this blog, we will see how this german scientist 's Latin statement shook the Biology world in English. 😜 But before we begin, we need to learn the meanings of few basic terms which will be repeated throughout the blog Common terms and Definition :- 1) Chromosomes :- These are the cell organelles which contain the genetic material. 2) Chromatin :- This is the network inside the cell nucleus which contains the DNA material. The chromatin network condenses to form Chromosomes when dividing. 3) Centromere and sister chromatids :- ...