Why did Pasteur's work lead to a change in modern cell theory?

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anonymous · Answer

A. He created great controversy among scientists, and to settle the dispute, cell theory was adjusted to include both spontaneous generation and the idea that cells come from pre-existing cells.
B. He showed that the broth was composed of microorganisms which needed air, showing that cells need oxygen for cellular respiration.
C. His work, which was documented and repeatable, contradicted the accepted cell theory, so a change in the theory was required.
D. His reputation as a great scientist convinced other scientists to accept his work and change cell theory.

 Im thinking either C or A??

blues · Answer

Again, I suggest you scroll back a three or four days. The person posting these questions was Sar12. Quite a few people have contributed to those answers already so they're more thorough than those I can give.

anonymous · Answer

okay I will look.. thanks for your help Ill post the questions I dont find

blues · Answer

Cool!

anonymous · Answer

:)