Module 3.1 The Cellular Level of Organization Flashcards

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Before microscopes we knew ?

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only what the eye could see from frog egg to larger organisms

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only what the eye could see from frog egg to larger organisms

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before microscope

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3
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after microscope we knew ?

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smaller than the eye can see from human egg to viruses to bacteria to atoms

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smaller than the eye can see from human egg to viruses to bacteria to atoms

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after microscopes

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5
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in the 1600s ? was responsible for naming the cell a cell

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robert hook

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robert hook ?

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was responsible for naming the cell a cell in the 1600s

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compound light microscope ?

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uses a set of glass lenses to focus light rays passing through a specimen to produce an image that is viewed by the human eye

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uses a set of glass lenses to focus light rays passing through a specimen to produce an image that is viewed by the human eye

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compound light microscope

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transmission electron microscope (TEM)

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uses a set of electromagnetic lenses to focus electrons passing through a specimen to produce an image that is projected onto a fluorescent screen or photographic film

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uses a set of electromagnetic lenses to focus electrons passing through a specimen to produce an image that is projected onto a fluorescent screen or photographic film

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transmission electron microscope (TEM)

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scanning electron microscope (SEM)

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uses a narrow beam of electrons to scan over the surface of a specimen that is coded with a thin metal layer

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12
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uses a narrow beam of electrons to scan over the surface of a specimen that is coded with a thin metal layer

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scanning electron microscope (SEM)

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13
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dissecting microscope

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used to see things that are not transparent (3d organisms)

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14
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used to see things that are not transparent (3d organisms)

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dissecting microscope

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15
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compound light microscope

what is the ocular lense

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the one or two lenses at the top that you look into

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16
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compound light microscope

what is the objective lens

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the 4 microscopes of varying magnifications

17
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compound light microscope

what is the specimen

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the transparent thing being looked at

18
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compound light microscope

what is the condenser lens

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collect and focus the light

19
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compound light microscope

what is the stage

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where the specimen is placed

20
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compound light microscope

what is the iris diaphram

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controlls amount of light reaching the specimen, under the condenser