Cell structure Flashcards

1
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What’s the equation for Magnifacation?

A

size of image/size of object

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2
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Define object.

A

Material under microscope.

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3
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Define Image.

A

Appearence of material under microscope.

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4
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What’s the equation for the size of the object?

A

Size of Image/ Magnifacation.

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5
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Define Resolution.

A

Minimum distance apart two objects can be, in order for them to appear as seperate items.

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6
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What does resolution positively correlate with?

A

Image clarity.

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7
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Why after a certain point does the magnification of a microscope not increase the resolution?

A

The Microscope has reached it’s limit of resolution.

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8
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What is cell fractionation?

A

Where cells are broken up and organelles iscolated.

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9
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What happens before cell fractionation and why?

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Tissue is placed in cold buffered solution with the same water potential it has.

Cold- Reduces risk of enzymes breaking down organelles.

Same water Potential- Prevents organelles shrinking, or undergoing lysis via osmosis.

Buffered- So PH does not fluctuate (Change) which stops there being a change of function in organelles and enzymes.

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