CITOPLASMA. Composición química. Sistema de endomembranas. Organelos e inclusiones citoplasmáticas.
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2017-10-19
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Universidad Nacional de Educación Enrique Guzmán y Valle
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El objetivo del trabajo de investigación es el aceptar que todo ser viviente está constituido por células es satisfacer la necesidad de aceptar una búsqueda que se mantuvo mucho tiempo en el misterio del pensamiento científico, cuya finalidad fue identificar lo más pequeño de todo ser vivo. Esta búsqueda caracteriza a todo ser como el inicio de su organización y funcionamiento, constituyendo este paradigma de teoría celular como los cimientos de una nueva ciencia, la biología.
Las asignaturas de biología, general y celular, tiene mayor desarrollo a partir del microscopio. Roberto Hooke (1667) hace su primer reporte de observaciones microscópicas en su libro “Micrographia”. Nehmiah Grew y Marcelo Malpighi (1671) identificaron formaciones que fueron posteriormente llamadas vesículas o utrículos, al observar estructuras vegetales. Leeuwenhoek descubrió seres unicelulares como: bacterias, protozoarios, espermatozoides a los cuales denominó animálculos.
Schleiden y Schwann (1838) dieron a conocer la denominación de célula y su generalización conceptual como unidad de vida, generando un impacto teórico con el cual se desarrolló la biología celular.
La investigación conduce a la ampliación del conocimiento y entendimiento acerca del estudio de la célula y el citoplasma.
The objective of the research work is to accept that all living beings are made up of cells. It is to satisfy the need to accept a search that has been kept for a long time in the mystery of scientific thought, whose purpose was to identify the smallest of all living beings. This search characterizes every being as the beginning of its organization and functioning, constituting this paradigm of cell theory as the foundations of a new science, biology. The subjects of biology, general and cellular, have more development from the microscope. Roberto Hooke (1667) makes his first report of microscopic observations in his book "Micrographia". Nehmiah Grew and Marcelo Malpighi (1671) identified formations that were later called vesicles or utricles, by observing plant structures. Leeuwenhoek discovered unicellular beings such as: bacteria, protozoa, sperm, which he called animalcules. Schleiden and Schwann (1838) made known the name of cell and its conceptual generalization as a unit of life, generating a theoretical impact with which cell biology was developed. Research leads to the expansion of knowledge and understanding about the study of the cell and the cytoplasm.
The objective of the research work is to accept that all living beings are made up of cells. It is to satisfy the need to accept a search that has been kept for a long time in the mystery of scientific thought, whose purpose was to identify the smallest of all living beings. This search characterizes every being as the beginning of its organization and functioning, constituting this paradigm of cell theory as the foundations of a new science, biology. The subjects of biology, general and cellular, have more development from the microscope. Roberto Hooke (1667) makes his first report of microscopic observations in his book "Micrographia". Nehmiah Grew and Marcelo Malpighi (1671) identified formations that were later called vesicles or utricles, by observing plant structures. Leeuwenhoek discovered unicellular beings such as: bacteria, protozoa, sperm, which he called animalcules. Schleiden and Schwann (1838) made known the name of cell and its conceptual generalization as a unit of life, generating a theoretical impact with which cell biology was developed. Research leads to the expansion of knowledge and understanding about the study of the cell and the cytoplasm.
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Romero Perez, M. R. (2017). CITOPLASMA. Composición química. Sistema de endomembranas. Organelos e inclusiones citoplasmáticas (Monografía de pregrado). Universidad Nacional de Educación Enrique Guzmán y Valle, Lima, Perú.