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In 1665 what structures did Robert Hooke observe through a microscope? DNA organelles cell walls proteins
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In 1665 what structures did Robert Hooke observe through a microscope?

DNA

organelles

cell walls

proteins

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cell walls

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Well I’m 1665 he was appointed professor of geometry in Gresham College he was looking through a microscope at a silkworm and then he used the word cell . I think it’s cell walls
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