Question

The phrase Omnis cellula-e-cellula was given by
(a) Virchow
(b) Pasteur
(c) Schleiden and Schwann
(d) Robert Brown

Answer 1

Hint: Omnis cellula-e-cellula is defined as each cell derives from a pre-existing cell. It is the culmination of a profound and the cells divide continuously since that time.

Complete answer:
Virchow gave the phase of Omnis cellula-e-cellula. He completed his studies under Johannes Peter Muller and worked under a hospital where he succeeded as a prosecutor. He was the first scientist who described and named diseases such as thrombosis, leukemia, ochronosis, and embolism. He was successful in developing the first systematic method of autopsy and was able to introduce hair analysis in the forensic investigation. Virchow received many military fellowship scholarships and became an army surgeon to study medicine at the Friedrich Wilhelm University in Berlin. He became a physician to Muller after his graduation and he joined the Charite Hospital in Berlin for an internship. He gave the earliest known pathology call descriptions of leukemia by publishing his first scientific paper in the year 1845. The articles by him did not receive favorable attention and he edited them alone in 1852. Virchow further stated that the cell was the basic unit of the body which was later studied to understand the disease.

Additional information:
Pasteur: He was a biologist and a microbiologist who was known for his discoveries in the principles of microbial fermentation, vaccination, and pasteurization. He helped in reducing but quality from puerperal fever and created vaccines for diseases such as rabies and Anthrax. He was known for his remarkable breakthrough in the causes and prevention of diseases which helped in saving many lives.
Schleiden and Schwann: Schwann was a physician and physiologist who contributed towards biology by considering the extension of Cell theory to animals and other contributions such as the discovery of Schwann cells which were present in the peripheral nervous system. He discovered the pepsin and the organic nature of the yeast. Schleiden was a botanist who was the co-founder of cell theory and an advocate of evolution. He accepted the theory of evolution given by Charles Darwin and was described as a leading proponent of Darwinism.
Robert Brown: He was a botanist and contributed towards botany by the use of a microscope. He worked between the gymnosperms and angiosperms. He made contributions towards plant taxonomy by noticing the erected number of plant families and numerous plant genera and species.

So, the correct answer is 'Virchow'.

Note:
Virchow gave the phrase Omnis cellula-e-cellula at the age of 34 which led to major progress in the practice of medicines.
With the help of this phrase Virchow says that all cells come from a cell, and all cells born from a previous cell.
Virchow was successful in developing the first systematic method of autopsy and was able to introduce hair analysis in the forensic investigation.