Cell Systems

Cell systems refer to the organized structures and processes within biological cells that enable them to function and maintain life. Cells are the basic units of life, and each type has specific roles, like energy production, protein synthesis, or waste removal. These systems include various components, such as the nucleus (which stores genetic information), mitochondria (which produce energy), and membranes that control what enters and exits the cell. Understanding these systems helps us grasp how living organisms grow, reproduce, and respond to their environment, and it forms the foundation for fields like biology and medicine.