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Lab Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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dissecting microscope

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view parts of or whole small specimens

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compound (light) microscope

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view clusters of cells, tissue must be cut into thin sections

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scanning electron microscope

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view outside surface of specimen

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transmission electron microscope

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view structures inside of cells, slice cell with diamond knife

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coarse focus knob

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used first to bring specimen into focus, never used with higher objectives

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fine focus knob

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used to sharpen the focus of an image, only one used for higher objectives

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7
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right to left

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how to wrap microscope cord

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8
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measure

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what is being evaluated in an experiment

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9
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unit

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specific terms measure is reported in

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10
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metric units

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units used in science, M, g, L, C

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english units

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units used in USA, ft, lb, gal, F

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12
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generic equation

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A x B = C, A1/B1 = A2/B2

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13
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applied equation

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equation that uses numbers where appropriate, always includes units

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14
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A x B = C

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unit conversion equation

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15
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A1/B1 = A2/B2

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concentration calculation equation

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16
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A1/B1

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standard in A1/B1 = A2/B2

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17
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mean

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average of a set of values

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18
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range

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spread of a set of values

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19
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standard deviation

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variability of set of values

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20
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intracellular fluid

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fluid inside cells

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21
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extracellular fluid

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fluid outside cells

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22
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interstitial fluid

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fluid around cells

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23
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plasma

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fluid around blood cells

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24
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semi-permeable membrane

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membrane in which some substances can pass through, and/or some but not all solutes can pass through

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25
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osmosis

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diffusion of water

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26
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solvent

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universally, water. contains the solute

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27
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solute

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solid inside of the solvent

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28
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diffusion

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process of solute movement

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29
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phospholipid bilayer

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2 layers of phospholipid molecules with proteins embedded

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30
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phospholipid molecule

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phosphate head and fatty acid tails

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31
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hydrophilic

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likes water, polar

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32
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hydrophobic

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repels water, non-polar, fat-based

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33
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cell membrane impermeability

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large polar molecules, ions

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34
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cell membrane permeability

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non-polar molecules, lipid-soluble molecules, water

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35
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passive transport

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substances move without additional energy

36
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active transport

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movement requiring additional energy

37
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solution

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solvent + solute

38
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water

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universal solvent

39
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state of equilibrium

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goal of assive transport

40
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gradient

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difference between high and low concentration, substances flow from high to low

41
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permeability

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how easily a substance can pass through a membrane

42
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temperature and surface area of membrane

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if it increases, the rate of diffusion increases

43
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channel proteins

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protein involved in simple diffusion

44
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carrier proteins

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protein involved in facilitated diffusion

45
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pump proteins

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proteins involved in active transport

46
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chemical disequilibrium

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normal balance in cells

47
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sodium

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higher concentration in extracellular fluid

48
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chlorine

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higher concentration in extracellular fluid

49
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calcium

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higher concentration in extracellular fluid

50
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potassium

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higher concentration in intracellular fluid

51
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osmotically active particle

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solute that cannot pass through membrane and attracts water to itself

52
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turgidity

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firmness of a bag

53
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osmotic pressure

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amount of force it takes to prevent water from moving across a membrane

54
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hyperosmotic

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area that has more osmotically active particles than another, water moves toward this side of membrane

55
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hyposmotic

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area that has less osmotically active particles than another, water moves away from this side of membrane

56
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isosmotic

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area with the same number of osmotically active particles as another, no net movement of water

57
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300 mOsM

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osmolarity of human blood

58
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tonicity

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refers to a solution’s effect on cells

59
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hemolysis

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cells burst (hypotonic)

60
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crenation

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cells shrink (hypertonic)

61
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molarity

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concentration of a solution based on number of moles in a liter

62
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osmolarity

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number of osmotically active particles in a liter of solution

63
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A1/B1 = A2/B2

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solve for molarity equation

64
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A x B = C

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molarity to osmolarity equation

65
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must know osmolarity

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to know the tonicity of solution, you must know

66
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must know molarity

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to know osmolarity of solution, you must know

67
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synthesis

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chemical reaction involving putting molecules together; A + B -> AB

68
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hydrolysis

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chemical reaction involving breaking molecules down into smaller parts; AB -> A + B

69
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activation energy

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amount of energy required to initiate a chemical reaction

70
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catalyze

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word for speeding up a reaction

71
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kinase

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transfer of a phosphate in reaction

72
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phosphatase

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removal of phosphate in reaction

73
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dehydrogenase

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removal of hydrogen in reaction

74
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isomerase

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change in substrate structure but not make-up

75
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co-factor

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usually a mineral, helps to activate a molecule

76
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co-enzyme

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vitamin-derived molecule, helps to activate an enzyme

77
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optimum

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pH or temperature at which an enzyme has the highest activity

78
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saturation

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point of substrate concentration at which enzymes cannot work any faster

79
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spectrophotometer

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measures how much light is absorbed by a solution

80
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absorbance

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measured by spectrophotometer, higher result means a higher concentration of substrate

81
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substrate

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acted upon by an enzyme

82
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buffer

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must control for optimum pH range

83
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cofactor

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must be present for enzyme to function

84
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stopping reagent

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must be able to control how long assay runs, alters enzyme activity by extreme change in pH

85
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product

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measured and compared with known concentration, created in reaction

86
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standard

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known sample’s activity

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