EMAM #2 Flashcards

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Anton van Leeuwenhoek

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First to observe microorganisms

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Robert Hooke

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first to observe “small chambers” in cork and called them cells

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Mathias Shchleiden

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discovered that animals are made of cells

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Cell theory

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All life is made of cells
A cell is a basic unit of life
All cells come from cells

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Compound light microscope

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common lab microscope, 3000x, light, 2D, sees living cells

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stereomicroscope

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dissecting microscope, 500x, light, 3D, magnifies surfaces of living things

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SEM

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scanning EM, 100,000x, electrons, 2D, interior of cells, kills!

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TEM

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transmission EM, 300,000x, electrons, 2D, interior of cells, kills!

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eukaryote

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larger and more complex, have many types of organelles,

2 types: animals and plants

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prokaryote

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smaller and simpler, no nucleus, or organelles, bacteria.

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limit of resolution

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the point at which the ability to distinguish between objects blurs/is lost. (problem with light micoscopes)

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microtome

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a tool used to slice materials thin for use with microscopes

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centrifuge

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a tool used separate material by spinning them

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cell culturing

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growing cells outside of the body in a Petri dish

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homeostasis

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ability to maintain constant internal conditions (like blood pH, body temperature)

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HOGS EAR DEW

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characteristics of life acronym

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development

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progressive changes in size, shape and function during the life of an organism

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stimulus response

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reacting to something in the environment (sound, sight, touch)

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Asexual reproduction

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process of making off where one organism splits into two

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Sexual reproduction

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process of making offspring requiring two organism to mate

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unicellular

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a single celled life form (bacteria)

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consumer

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organism that obtains food by eating producers or other life forms (people)

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producer

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an organism that makes it own food like plants using photosynthesis

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adaptation

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a trait (sharp teeth of a cat) that allows an organism to better survive in its environment

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excretion

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process of removing waste

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cell

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A basic unit of life, identified by Robert hooke

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Rudolf Virchow

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all cells come from cells

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micrometer

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one thousandths of a millimeter a blood cell in 10 µm in size