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The 15 pages that link to Cell, each with the reason it gives.

• Cell theoryBroader topic: The theory identifies cells as life’s basic structural and functional units.

• OrganelleNarrower topic: Organelles are specialized parts within cells, not independent living units.

• MicroorganismNarrower topic: Microorganisms may consist of one cell or, in some cases, microscopic multicellular forms.

• Tissue (biology)Narrower topic: Tissues consist of cells organized to perform shared functions.

• Organ systemNarrower topic: Cells build tissues and ultimately support each system's activities.

• Cell lineageNarrower topic: A lineage is built from individual cells and their divisions.

• MulticellularityNarrower topic: Multicellular organisms are built from cells, the basic units of living systems.

• Life (biology)Broader topic: Cellular organization is a common criterion for distinguishing organisms from nonliving systems.

• OrganismBroader topic: In cellular life, cells are the basic units that compose an organism.

• Biological materialBroader topic: Cells are the smallest intact units commonly collected and studied as biological material.

• Biological phenomenaBroader topic: Cells are the basic sites where many biological phenomena occur.

• Body & organ systemsBroader topic: Cells combine into tissues, the basic material from which organs are built.

• Cell Physiological PhenomenaNarrower topic: Cellular physiology describes what this fundamental unit does.

• Growth processesNarrower topic: Growth is realized through changes in cell number, size, or organization.

• Human bodyBroader topic: Human tissues are built from specialized cells.