LIVING THINGS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT Flashcards

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THE HISTORY OF CELL STARTED WITH THE INVENTIONOF MICROSCOPE IN THE ____

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1600s

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ALL LIVING THINGS ARE MADE UP OF _____

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CELLS

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NATURALIST AND CRAFTSMAN, MADE OVER 500 MICROSCOPES TRHOUGHOUT THIS LIFETIME. OBSERVED ANIMALCULES KNOWN TODAY AS PROTOZOA. “FATHER OF MICROBIOLOGY”

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ANTONIE VAN LEEUWENHOEK

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KNOWN AS PROTOZOA

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ANIMALCULES

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ENGLISH BOTANIST, EXAMINED THIN CLASSES OF CORK ( DEAD THREE BARK ), OBSERVED HONEYCOMB LIKE BOXES WHICH HE CALLED CELLS.

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ROBERT HOOKE

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FIRST IMPORTANT MICROSCOPY, THE STUDY OF MINUTE OBJECTS TROUGH MICROSCOPE. FIRST PUBLISHED IN 1665.

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MICROGRAPHIA

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HE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR DISCOVERING THE NUCLEUS OF A CELL

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ROBERT BROWN

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A GERMAN BOTANIST WHO DEFINED THE CELL AS THE BASIC UNIT OF STRUCTURE. HE PROPO SED THAT ALL PLANTS ARE MADE UP OF CELL

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MATTHIAS SCHLEIDEN

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PROPOSED THAT ALL ANIMALS ARE MADE UP OF CELLS

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THEODOR SCHWANN

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CONCLUDE THAT CELLS SELF REPRODUCE

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RUDOLF VIRCHOW

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THE DISCOVERIES OF SCHLEIDEN, SCHWANN ANG VIRCHOW ARE SUMMARIZED INTO A GUIDING PRINCIPLE NOW CALLED THE ____

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CELL THEORY

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IMPORTANT INSTRUMENT IN STUDYING THE PARTS OF A CELL, IT IS ALSO THE POPULAR TOOL IN BIOLOGY, AND USED TO EXAMINE OBJECTS, TISSUES, AND CELLS THAT ARE TOO SMALL TO BE SEEN WITH THE NAKED EYE.

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MICROSCOPE

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USES LIGHT AND LENSES TO MAGNIFY OBJECTS UP TO ABOUT 1500 TIMES LARGER THAN ITS ORIGINAL SIZE.

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LIGHT COMPOUND MICROSCOPE

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A LIGHT MICROSCOPE USING ONE MORE THAN ONE LENS TO LARGE THE OBJECT IS CALLED A ___

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COMPOUND MICROSCOPE

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ALSO KNOWN AS DISSECTING MICROSCOPE. IT IS USED TO LOOK AT THE EXTERNAL STRUCTURES OF SPECIMEN, SUCH AN INSECT.

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STEREOMICROSCOPE

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USED TO EXAMINE HIGHLY TRANSPARENT SPECIMEN SUCH AS UNSTAINED CELLS.

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PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPE

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USES BEAMS OF ELECTRONS TO ENLARGE SPECIMEN UP TO 250000 TIMES THEIR ORIGINAL SIZE

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ELECTRON MICROSCOPE

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USED TO STUDY THE INTERNAL STRUCTURES OF CELLS THROUGH SECTIONED SPECIMEN.

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TWO TYPES OF ELECTRON MICROSCOPE

A. TRANSMISSION EM

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USED TO EXAMINE THE SURFACES OR SHAPES OF SPECIMEN SUCH AS VIRUSES.

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B. SCANNING EM

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ILLUMINATES OBJECTS STAINED WITH FLUOROSCENT DYES, USED TO STUDY ANG LOCATE CERTAIN ORGANELLES OR SUBSTANCES INSIDE THE CELL.

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LIGHT FLUORESCENT MICROSCOPE

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USED TO EXAMINE THE THREE DIMESIONAL STRUCTURE OF A CELL OR ORGANELLE WITHOUT CUTTING THE SPECIMENS INTO SECTIONS.

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CONFOCAL SCANNING MICROSCOPE

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PHOTOGRAPH OR DIGITAL IMAGE TAKEN THROUGH MICROSCOPE OR SIMILAR DEVICE TO SHOW A MAGNIFIED IMAGE OF AN OBJECT.

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DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES:

MICROGRAPH

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USED FREQUENTLY TO IMAGE SMALL STRUCUTURES THAT MOVE RAPIDLY WITHIN CELLS AS WELL AS MOVEMENT OF WHOLE CELLS.

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VIDEO MICROSCOPY

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USES OPTICAL TECHNIQUE TO PRODUCE IMPRESSIVE THREE DIMESIONAL IMAGES OF LIVE UNSTAINED SPECIMENS.

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DIFFERENTIAL INTERFERENCE CONTRAST MICROSCOPY

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3 PARTS OF CELL THEORY

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  1. ALL ORGANISMS ARE COMPOSED OF ONE OR MORE CELLS.
  2. THE CELL IS THE BASIC UNIT OF STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION IN ORGANISMS.
  3. ALL CELLS COME FROM PREEXISTING CELLS.