👉 Monocellular is a term used to describe cells that are single in number and do not divide. In other words, they are simple units of life that can exist as an organism without having any other cells or structures within them. For example, the human body has 20,000 cells, each with its own unique function and structure. These cells are called monocytes, which means "single cell." Monocellular organisms are typically found in the blood, lymphatic system,
