Bio Lab Practical Flashcards

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Arm:

A

Supports and connects the eyepiece lens to the base, Microscope should be held here.

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Base

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Supports the Microscope

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Coarse Focus Knob

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Used to move stage up and down (Using with scanning objective)

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Condenser

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Used to focus light on Specimen (Found Beneath the stage )

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Eyepiece/Ocular Lens

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Ocular lens 10x magnification

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Fine Focus Knob

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Used to adjust the specimen into final focus

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Light source

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Serves as source of light for the microscope

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Scanning Objective

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Shortest Objective , Magnifies 4x , ALWAYS START FIRST

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Low Power Objective

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Used for coarse and preliminary focusing magnifies 10x

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High Power Objective

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Used for final focusing , Magnifies 40x

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Stage

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Platforms on Which slides are placed , Knobs can move stage up down or side to side

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Stage Clips

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Secures the slides

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13
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Monocular Microscope

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A microscope with one ocular

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Binocular Microscope

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A microscope with two oculars

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15
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Resolution is…

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The smallest distance between two points on a specimen that can still be distinguished as two separate entities

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16
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Magnification is..

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Getting closer to the specimen/magnifying the view. This indicates how many times the object you see has been enlarged

17
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Protein=

A

Biuret Reagent

18
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Simple sugars=

A

Benedict solution

19
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Starch=

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Lugols Solution

20
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Positive control is

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Uses a treatment that is known to influence the results(achieves results similar to hypothesis)

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Negative Control is

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Uses a treatment that is know NOT to influence the results (given a placebo or no treatment at all)

22
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What does Gel electrophoresis do?

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It separates the DNA and makes it easier to analyze based on size and charge.

23
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What are micropipettes used for?

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to transfer volumes of samples into the well in the gel

24
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what is Electrophoresis?

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a technique used to separate dna,rna or protein based on their size and electrical charge. The electric current is used to make molecules move throughout the gel

25
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What is the outcome of using Electrophoresis. gel?

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we get to see how many different dna fragments are present in a sample and how large they are relative to one another

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What does Size Exclusion Chromatography do?

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Separates molecules by filtration through a gel

27
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What does paper chromatography do

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The solvent carries the dissolved pigment as it moves up the paper

28
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What happens in Strawberry lab

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the alcohol pushes the dna out of the liquid while the rest of the liquid remained in the solution. there was a white/gooey clear dna strands in the alcohol layer and the 2 layers. the dna clumped in this activity making it easier for us to see the single strands of dna

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Dihybrid Cross is

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a cross between 2 organisms with both being heterozygous for 2 different traits

30
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Pedigree is

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a chart that diagrams the inheritance of a trait or condition through generations of a family

31
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what is the General importance of model organisms?

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it provides valuable insight into biological systems at the cell, tissue, organ or system level. BRASSICA RAPA= they do not self pollinate, they are genetically diverse . it can be informative in research of disease

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In cold water , the food coloring

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spreads out throughout the water SLOWLY

33
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In hot water , the food coloring

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spreads out and diffuses faster . at high temperatures particles move faster. This faster movement allows diffusion to occur more quickly

34
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Chemical changes to strawberry

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Ethanol-repeated the dna
salt-draws out the liquid

35
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Dialysis Tubing

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Starch Solution in the tube turned colors because the lugols solution was not able to pass through . The starch molecules are too big to exit through the tube