The structure of the body from smallest to largest, namely Molecules-Organelles-Cells-Tissues-Organs-Organ Systems.
The cell is the smallest unit of living things. There are two types of cells namely animal cells and plant cells which have different structures. Plant cells have cellulose so they have a rigid shape, while animal cells have flexible cell membranes. Inside the cell there are organelles that are composed of molecules.
Groups of cells will form a tissue. Collections of cells that make up a tissue work together to perform a specific task. Groups of tissues will form organs. So organs can also be interpreted as a group of tissues of living organisms that can perform certain functions. Groups of certain organs that come together to form an organ system. For example, in the respiratory system, there are a group of organs that work together to carry out certain functions. Organ systems work together and make up the body. So the order of the constituent bodies of living things can be arranged from smallest to largest, namely molecules-organelles-cells-tissues-organs-organ systems.
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