Lab 5 Continued

Question 1

With an electron microscope you can also observe…?

Answer 1

Viruses

Question 2

What are the two types of electron microscopes?

Answer 2

Scanning and transmission

Question 3

A scanning electron microscope reflects a beam of…?

Answer 3

Electrons off the exterior of the specimen which produces a 3-D view of specimens surface

Question 4

A transmission electron microscope transmits the beam of…?

Answer 4

Electrons through an extremely thin section of the specimen which is used to study the structure of organelles within a cell

Question 5

All the single celled protozoa are placed in their own kingdom called

Answer 5

Protista

Question 6

Amoeba are constantly changing their shape and move by extensions of their cytoplasm called..?

Answer 6

Pseudopodia

Question 7

And electron microscope uses a beam of..?

Answer 7

Electrons rather than a beam of light to observe and specimens

Question 8

Which is more important in the quality of a microscope lens, it’s magnification arts resolving power? Why?

Answer 8

Resolving, because it gives you the ability to see fine details between two objects to see them as separate

Question 9

Pseudopodia

Answer 9

Temporary projections of eukaryotic cell membranes or on cellular protists.
- cells that possess this faculty are generally referred to as amoebas

Question 10

Eukaryote

Answer 10

A cell having DNA inside a distinct membrane enclosed nucleus

Question 11

Prokaryote

Answer 11

A cell whose genetic material is not in clothes in a nuclear envelope

Question 12

Vibrio cholera is a vibrantly motile bacterium, what type of microscope would be most useful in observing the motility for this microbe?

Answer 12

Dark field microscope

Question 13

What type of microscope would be most helpful in studying the 3-D fine structure of the surface of my micro villi from the intestine?

Answer 13

Scanning electron microscope