2. The original Cell Theory helps explain the functions necessary for life. It was based on 3 pillars, which included: ) All organisms are made up of one or more cells ) All the life functions of an organism occur within cells ) All cells come from preexisting cells However, the Cell Theory has been updated to include more recent findings. Provide 2 updates that are included in the modern version of the Cell Theory.

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