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Benedict ' s reagent
produces a color change for carbohydrates specifically aldehyde and ketone
Lugol's solution
Turns yellow/brown color in reaction to polysaccharides.
Litmus blue
used to detect pH change turns pink when pH becomes more acidic
Biuret
used to detect proteins color goes from light blue to purple
Ninhydrin
Turns purple in reaction with amino acids
voltage regulator
allows you to adjust the intensity of the light source
condenser
concentrates the light on a specimen
iris diaphragm
controls the amount of light and together with the condenser affects the sharpness of the image
objective lenses
magnify the image
ocular lenses
magnify the image
revolving nosepiece
allows you to change objective lenses
diopter ring
allows you th adjust the focus of the left ocular lense independently of the right lense
stage
holds the slide
mechanical stage adjustment knobs
moves the slide on the stage
coarse focus knob
makes large adjustments in focus
Fine focus knob
makes small adjustments in focus
bacteria are responsible for...
food spoilage, food poisoning, and many diseases in animals and plants like tuberculosis, scarlet fever, pneumonia, and diphtheria.
cyanobacteria
first chlorophyll bearing organism. responsible the association with polluted waters found in lakes or ponds.
4 ways antibiotics inhibit or kill microorganisms
1. inhibit cell wall formation
2.damage cell membrane
3. interfere with protein synthesis in the cell
4. inhibit nucleic acid metabolism
bacteria identification ways
1. Gram staining, cell shape, and colony shape
4 types of animal tissue
1. epithelial tissue
2. connective tissue
3. muscular tissue
4. nervous tissue
amoeba
diffusion
the net movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
osmosis
the diffusion of water across a selectively - permeable membrane