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parts of the microscope
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arm: used as the handle to carry the microscope
objective lens: lenses attached to the nosepiece condensor: concentrates light on the object ocular lenses: lens to look through stage: the base revolving nose piece: rotates to change objectives 4x: the shortest objective 40x the longest voltage control: controls amount of light |
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proper microscope procedures
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PREPARED SLIDE: a slide with a cover glass
WET-MOUNT: grab a clean slide and a drop of water and add cover glass at a 40 degree angle. focus on pen to make it clear |
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cell theory
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the idea that cells are the basic unit of structure in every living thing.
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parts of a cell
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cell membrane: selects what comes in and out (cop)
nucleus: contains info to run cell- cell's brain or computer cytoplasm: jellylike substance within cell. contains organelles vacuole: stores food and waste cell wall:shapes and supports a plant cell plastid: determines color |
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difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes
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pro: do not have a dined nucleus. - dont undergo meosis
euk:- more complex, evolved organisms - have a complex cytoskeleton |
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parts of the microscope
|
arm: used as the handle to carry the microscope
objective lens: lenses attached to the nosepiece condensor: concentrates light on the object ocular lenses: lens to look through stage: the base revolving nose piece: rotates to change objectives 4x: the shortest objective 40x the longest voltage control: controls amount of light |
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proper microscope procedures
|
PREPARED SLIDE: a slide with a cover glass
WET-MOUNT: grab a clean slide and a drop of water and add cover glass at a 40 degree angle. focus on pen to make it clear |
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cell theory
|
the idea that cells are the basic unit of structure in every living thing.
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parts of a cell
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cell membrane: selects what comes in and out (cop)
nucleus: contains info to run cell- cell's brain or computer cytoplasm: jellylike substance within cell. contains organelles vacuole: stores food and waste cell wall:shapes and supports a plant cell plastid: determines color |
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difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes
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pro: do not have a dined nucleus. - dont undergo meosis
euk:- more complex, evolved organisms - have a complex cytoskeleton |
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parts of the microscope
|
arm: used as the handle to carry the microscope
objective lens: lenses attached to the nosepiece condensor: concentrates light on the object ocular lenses: lens to look through stage: the base revolving nose piece: rotates to change objectives 4x: the shortest objective 40x the longest voltage control: controls amount of light |
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|
proper microscope procedures
|
PREPARED SLIDE: a slide with a cover glass
WET-MOUNT: grab a clean slide and a drop of water and add cover glass at a 40 degree angle. focus on pen to make it clear |
|
|
cell theory
|
the idea that cells are the basic unit of structure in every living thing.
|
|
|
parts of a cell
|
cell membrane: selects what comes in and out (cop)
nucleus: contains info to run cell- cell's brain or computer cytoplasm: jellylike substance within cell. contains organelles vacuole: stores food and waste cell wall:shapes and supports a plant cell plastid: determines color |
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difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes
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pro: do not have a dined nucleus. - dont undergo meosis
euk:- more complex, evolved organisms - have a complex cytoskeleton |
