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  • Cells: The Building Blocks of Life - Why Non-Living Things Don't Have Them
    No, non-living things do not have cells.

    Here's why:

    * Cells are the fundamental building blocks of life. All living organisms, from the smallest bacteria to the largest animals, are made up of cells.

    * Cells carry out the processes necessary for life. They have their own DNA, can reproduce, and perform essential functions like respiration and metabolism.

    * Non-living things lack these characteristics. Rocks, water, air, and other inanimate objects do not have cells or exhibit the properties of life.

    Therefore, the presence of cells is a defining characteristic of living organisms, and non-living things do not possess this characteristic.

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