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Do nonliving things have cells
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Do nonliving things have cells
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Some non-living things are
made up of dead cells
of once-
living organisms
, but most
non-living things are
not made up of
cells
. Unless the object comes directly from a
living thing
, though, it's unlikely to be made up of intact
cells
.
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Nonliving thing doesn’t have cell
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