Question

What is the smallest unit of life?

Answer 1

The smallest unit of life:

1. The body is organized on a number of levels that are interconnected.
2. Every tissue in the human body is made up of cells, organs are collections of tissues, and the human body's organ systems are made up of two or more organs and are responsible for carrying out many particular physiological duties.
3. One of the fundamental concepts in biology is the cell. It is regarded as all living things' smallest structural and functional unit.