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ocular lens
-eye piece
-magnification- 10x
-what you look into to view objects
scanning lens
-lowest power lens (4x)
-w/ eyepiece - 40x
low power objective
-middle power lens (10x)
-w/ eyepiece - 100x
high power objective
highest power lens (40x)
-w/ eyepiece - 400x
stage
where you put microscope slide
stage clips
holds the slide in place
base
what supports the microscope
course adjustment
- big knobs on microscope
- moves stage up and down
- helps focus object
fine adjustment
- small knobs
- fine tune the focus on an object
what is the order of the lenses on a microscope from highest to lowest?
scanning --> low power --> high power
what is the order of the adjustment knobs you should use?
use course adjustment and then fine adjustment
arm
- supports main part of microscope
- carry microscope with one hand under base and one hand around arm
diaphragm
- regulates how much light goes through object
light source
- where light comes from when viewing specimens
can light microscopes view only living or only dead things?
both
plasma membrane
protects cell from outside enviorment
nucleus
control center of the cell
nucleolus
where ribosomes are made
chromatin
uncoiled DNA
rough endoplasmic reticulum
- transports proteins
- is covered in ribosomes