Aditya Bhambri

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“The cell,” Rudolf Virchow proposed in 1852, “is a closed unit of life that bears within itself […] the laws governing its existence.” To begin with, a bounded, autonomous living unit—a “closed unit” that bears the laws that govern its existence—must have a boundary.
The Song of the Cell: An Exploration of Medicine and the New Human
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