General Lab Info Flashcards
Increase or Decreases as you rotate through the objective lenses
Magnification
Increases
Increase or Decreases as you rotate through the objective lenses
Resolution
Increases
Increase or Decreases as you rotate through the objective lenses
Working Distance
Decreases
Increase or Decreases as you rotate through the objective lenses
Depth of Field
decreases
Increase or Decreases as you rotate through the objective lenses
Field of View
decreases
Increase or Decreases as you rotate through the objective lenses
Illumination
decreases
What function does oil serve when using oil immersion lens?
stops light from refracting as it leaves the slide
Describe function and appearance of cyanobacterial:
Photosynthetic cells
Smooth cytoplasm, green - oxygenic photosynthesis
Describe function and appearance of cyanobacterial:
Heterocysts
circular; nitrogen-fixation
Describe function and appearance of cyanobacterial:
Akinetes
irregular shaped, with nutrients stored in cytoplasm; storing nutrients
describe the structure of the cell wall of Gram positive bacteria
thick layer of peptidoglycan, negatively charged, lacks outer membrane
Describe the structure of the cell wall of Gram negative bacteria
thin layer of peptidoglycan, outer bilayer membrane, outer leaflet made of LPS, porins form channels through leaflets
Name two diseases caused by an endospore forming bacteria
Clostridium tetani (tetanus) - muscle spasms; Bacillus anthracis (anthrax) - release immunosuppressive toxin
Give two examples of acid-fast bacteria
Mycobacterium tuberculosis (tuberculosis) - primary: flu like, secondary: necrotic lung inflammation; Mycobacterium leprae (leprosy) - formation of granulomas, or severe disfigurement/loss of nerve function
Glycocalyx
external coating of bacterial cell, polysaccharides adn glycoproteins