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| any factor that can change in an expirement |
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| relationship between cells and living things |
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| using your sences sight, hearing, touch, semmel and sometimes taste to get data |
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| a scientist changes to test a hypothesis during a expirement |
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| to produce a more complex organism |
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| 1st person to observe the cell |
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| observed tiny obkects in microscope |
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| variable except for one remain the same |
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| the ability to make things look bigger than they are |
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| The ability to clearly distinguish the individual parts of an object. |
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| An organism whose cells lack a nucleus and some other cell structures |
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