The basic units of life are cells, which are the essential fundamental units of all living things. Cells contain DNA and other molecules that make up their genetic material. Here are some other basic principles of life: Responsiveness to the environment Growth and change Ability to reproduce Have a metabolism and breathe Maintain homeostasis Other characteristics of life include: The ability to respire Excrete Move Living things are organized into levels: Organelles: Work together to form cells Cells: Form tissues Tissues: Make up organs Organs: Are part of organ... Show more The basic units of life are cells, which are the essential fundamental units of all living things. Cells contain DNA and other molecules that make up their genetic material. Here are some other basic principles of life: Responsiveness to the environment Growth and change Ability to reproduce Have a metabolism and breathe Maintain homeostasis Other characteristics of life include: The ability to respire Excrete Move Living things are organized into levels: Organelles: Work together to form cells Cells: Form tissues Tissues: Make up organs Organs: Are part of organ systems Organ systems: Work together to form an entire organism Show less
The basic units of life are cells, which are the essential fundamental units of all living things. Cells contain DNA and other molecules that make up their genetic material.
Here are some other basic principles of life: Responsiveness to the environment Growth and change Ability to reproduce Have a metabolism and breathe Maintain homeostasis
Other characteristics of life include: The ability to respire Excrete Move
Living things are organized into levels: Organelles: Work together to form cells Cells: Form tissues Tissues: Make up organs Organs: Are part of organ systems Organ systems: Work together to form an entire organism
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