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what lead to the development of the microscope?
better lenses
hooke coined what word? while studying what?
cell, dead cork cells
Schleiden (1838) concluded what?
plants are made of cells
Schwann (1839) concluded what?
animals are made of cells
what is Cell Theory
all living things are formed by
the division of existing cells
Light microscopy Resolution is
0.2 um
light microscope samples can be
dead or alive
light microscope samples must be
relatively transparent
and thin
if light microscope samples are to thick what do you do?
section
in light microscopes it must have contrast, how do you get contrast?
staining and use of different optics
Fluorescence
microscopy
Resolution is what?
0.2 um
in fluorescent microscopy cellular structures are
labeled with?
fluorescent
molecules like dyes, and antibodies
fluorescent molecule is
1.
excited
fluorescent molecule is 2.
emits light of
a different wavelength
Light illuminates entire field of view
• Out-of-focus light compromises the
image

which microscope has these characteristics?
Fluorescent microscopy
which microscopy has these characteristics?

• Clear image is created by
focusing laser beam on individual
points.
• Ideal for live and thicker samples
Confocal microscopy
Confocal (fluorescent) microscopy
Resolution is?
0.2 um
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) resolution is?
2 nm
in TEM what is used to create and focus the image.
Electrons and magnets
to create contrast in TEM
Dead samples are sectioned
and stained with electron
dense materials
Scanning electron
microscopy (SEM)
Resolution is?
3-20nm
in SEM Heavy metal‐coated, dead samples are scanned by
an electron beam
in SEM Pattern of electron scatter generates a ?
a 3D‐like image
characteristics of prokaryotic cells?
Lack nuclei and other
membrane bound
organelles
• Single‐celled organisms
what are the two type of prokaryotic cells?
bacteria and archea
example of prokaryotic cells?
E.Coli
characteristics of eukaryotic cells?
Contain nuclei and
other organelles
Found in single or multi‐
cellular organisms
example of eukaryotic cells?
humans