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Working Distance
Distance between front lens of objective & coverslip when lens is focused on specimen
Genus
1st name of scientific name,
taxon between family and species
Depth of Field
Depth of the specimen clearly in focus
Polymer
a molecule consisting of a sequence of similar molecules or monomers
Eurkaryote
A cell having DNA inside a distinct membrane enclosed nucleus
Flagella
thing appendage from the surface of a cell,
used for cellular locomotion
Prokaryote
primitive cell w/ no nucleus, belongs to kingdom monera
NAG
N- Acetylglucosamine
Disaccharide portion of bacterial wall
NAM
N-Acytelmuramic Acid
Disaccharide portion of bacterial wall
Fluid Mosaic
Way to describe the dynamic arrangement of phospholipids & proteins comprising cell membrane
Alpha Helix
Most Common type of secondary structure of amino acid chain in proteins, resembles the coils of a telephone cord
Beta pleated sheet
Secondary structure due to hydrogen bonds in polypeptide strands
Antagonism
An association between free-living species that arises when members of a community compete
Synergism
an interrelationship between two or more free living organisms that benefit them but aren't necessary for survival
Satellitism
One member provides nutritional or protective factors needed by the other
Symbiosis
Two organisms living together in a close partnership