Microscopy and Cellular Diversity Flashcards

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Light Microscope

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Uses visible light that is magnified and passed through glass lenses to view the specimen

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Electron Microscope

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Uses an electron beam passed through magnetic lenses to project onto a film or computer for viewing

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compound microscope

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A type of LIGHT MICROSCOPE that is used to observe SMALL objects

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Ocular Lens

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The lens you look through (10 - 15 x magnification)

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low power objective lens

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10 x magnification

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medium power objective lens

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40 x magnification

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high power objective lens

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100 x magnification

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resolution

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ability to resolve detail + distinguish objects that are close together

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Contrast

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the differential absorption of light by diff parts of the object being viewed

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Stereomicroscope (Dissecting Scope)

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Used for observing larger specimen. Has a single set of adjustable OCULAR lenses that gives a 3D view of specimen. Used the light reflected off the specimen.

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Millimeter (mm)

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.001 m (10^-3 m)

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Micrometer (um)

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.000001 m (10^-6 m)

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Coarse Focus

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Large dial on side of microscope used to focus in on specimen (only to be used with low power objective lens)

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Fine Focus

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Small knob used to make small adjustments to focus on given specimen

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Removing nosepiece

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Holds objective lens, used to rotate them

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Slide Clip

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Used to hold slide in place

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Stage

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Where the specimen lays on

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Light Source

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Located near the base of the microscope, used to send light onto the specimen

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Diaphragm

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Located directly underneath the stage, varies intensity of light projected on stage

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scanning lens

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one of the objective lens (4 x magnification)

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working distance

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Distance between slide and bottom of lens

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Total magnification

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Objective lens magnification x ocular lens magnification

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Diameter of field using scanning lens x total magnification using the scanning lens

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Diameter of field using low power lens x total magnification using low power lens