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Microscopes and The Cell
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Microscope
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Microscope
Cell Theory
Organelles
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Organelles
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What part of the
microscope moves the body
tube slightly to sharpen the
image?
fine adjustment
What parts of the
microscope must we
support when carrying it?
Arm and base
What part of the
microscope holds the
objective lenses and
rotates to change the
magnification?
nosepiece
What part of the
microscope holds the
slide in place?
stage clips
What part of the
microscope regulates the
amount of light that
enters the body tube?
diaphragm
What part of the
microscope supports the
slide being viewed?
stage
What part of the
microscope moves the
body tube up and down
for focusing?
course adjustment
What part of the
microscope contains the
magnifying lens you look
through?
eyepiece
If the magnification of the
eyepiece is 10X and the
magnification of the
objective lens is 40X, what
is the total magnification of
the microscope?
400
What type of microscope
contains more than one
lens and we use in
class?
Compound microscope or
light microscope
All living things are
made up of
cells
the smaller parts of the
cell that help is carry
out life are
organelles
What type of organism is
a prokaryote?
Single celled
Which scientist identified
cells as “little boxes”?
Hooke
Give an example of a
prokaryote
Bacteria, etc..
___________ produce
proteins.
Ribosomes
The __________
provides shape and
support for plant cells.
cell wall
__________ store food,
water, and waste.
Vacuoles
The _________ controls
what enters and leaves
the cell.
cell membrane
The ______ produces
ribosomes and is found
in the center of the
nucleus.
nucleolus
___________ are used in
photosynthesis to help
convert the sun’s energy
into food energy.
Chloroplasts
The ___________
converts food energy to
usable energy.
mitochondria
___________ contain
chemicals that break down
food and worn out cells.
Lysosomes
________ __________
receive proteins from the
endoplasmic reticulum and
sends them where they
need to go.
Golgi bodies
Explain the difference in the
shape between the plant cell
and the animal cell.
Plant cells have a
rectangular shape. Animals
cells have a more rounded
shape.
Identify the three parts
of the cell theory.