AS MicroScopes Flashcards

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What is the first lens light focused through in optical Microscope?

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  1. Light focused through condenser lens
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What is the first step in Optical MicroScope?

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Light is focused through condenser lens then through
Specimen where certain wavelength are filtered.

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After light is passed through condenser lens in optical microscope where is light then passed?

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Light then passes through objective lens then to eyepiece lens to produce a visible image.

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Which microscope has the highest Magnification?
Put the microscopes in order in descending order

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Highest Magnification: TEM (Transmission Electron microscope)
2.SEM (Scanning Electron microscope)
3.Optical Microscope

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Which microscope has the highest resolution?
Put them in order in descending order

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1.TEM and SEM
Then optical microscope.

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How does TEM electrons work?

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Electrons pass through specimen and denser parts absorb more electrons so appear darker

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How does Scanning Electron Microscope?

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Electrons bounce off specimen and are detected at multiple detectors.

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What is the first step using Eyepiece Graticule and calibrated stage micrometer to measure Actual Size?

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Line up Eyepiece Graticule with Calibrated Stage Micrometer.

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What is the second step using Eyepiece Graticule and calibrated stage micrometer to measure Actual Size?

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Count the number graticule division that correspond with set measurement on calibrated stage micrometer.

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What is the last step using Eyepiece Graticule and calibrated stage micrometer to measure Actual Size?

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Calculate the distance in micrometer of one division on eyepiece graticule

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What are the limitations of using an electron Microscope?

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1.Can’t view live specimen due to interior being a vacuum.

2.Specimen sliced very thinly

3.Require extensive staining process which leads to artefacts.

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What is the first step in Cell Fractionation?

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Sample is homogenised and place in test tube with homogenate and centrifuge it and spin it at low speed

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Low speed centrifuge isolate what organelle?

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Isolates nuclei and nuclei pellet is separated.

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After the first organelle is removed from homogenate what next is a pellet and removed?

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At a higher speed the second thing organelle that is removed is mitochondria and chloroplasts.
Pellet at the bottom and removed

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What needs to be removed before you get a cell free liquid?

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Higher speed centrifuge Endoplasmic Reticulum and Golgi (Body) form pellet and removed.

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what is the order of the organelles removed in cell fractionation?

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Nucleus

Mitochondria and chloroplasts

Endoplasmic Reticulum and Golgi Body

Cell free Liquid.

17
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Which microscope produces a 2D image and which microscope produces a 3D image?

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2D image is Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)

3D image is Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM