LAB Flashcards

1
Q

Boiling flask

A

Florence flasks

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2
Q

Conical flask

A

Erlenmeyer flasks

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3
Q

Crucible is a small _____ cup made of a material that can withstand extreme temperatures.

A

clay

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4
Q

A= a.b.c (Beer’s law)

A

A = absorbance
a = absorptivity
b = light path (in centimeters);
c = concentration of the absorbing compound (usually expressed in moles per liter).

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5
Q

If you have higher number of wavelenght, you have ________ resolution.

A

smaller

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6
Q

Spinal Cord (Medulla Spinalis)
Stain:
Shape:

A

Cresyl Violet
Pyramidal cell

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7
Q

Sperm
Stain:
Shape:

A

Papanicolaou Stain
Tailed (Flagellar) Cell

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8
Q

Ovarium
Stain:
Shape:

A

Hematoxylin-Eosin
Round cell

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9
Q

Outer border of the organ is called cortex and inner part of this organ is called ________.

A

medulla

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10
Q

Blood Smear
Stain:
Shape:

A

Giemsa
Round (Disk-Shaped)

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11
Q

Lipid Droplets
Stain:

A

Osmium Tetroxide

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12
Q

Lipids dissolve during routine of tissue preparation techniques so we use another technique called _______________.

A

osmium-impregnation

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13
Q

Mitochondrion
Stain:

A

Iron-Hematoxylin

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14
Q

Glycogen Granules
Stain:
Shape:

A

Best Carmine
Polygonal

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15
Q

____ inhibits DNase activity by binding magnesium, so DNA can remain stable.

A

EDTA (Prevents blood coagulation as it binds Ca ++ ions)

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16
Q

RNase inhibitors:

A

DEPC and RNaseZap

17
Q

pH is very important because ensuring that only RNA remains in upper phase occurs in _____ pH. In ____ pH, RNA and DNA remain in upper phase.

A

low, high