Schwann's cell theory basically states that: a) cells are the building blocks of living things. b) cells require oxygen. c) cells are made of atoms and molecules. d) cells require nutrients.

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ANSWER: A -- CELLS ARE THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF LIVING THINGS. 

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