Mollecular biology Flashcards

1
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Energy is ______ related to wavelength

A

inversely

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2
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Shorter the wavelength of the light, the higher the________

A

energy

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3
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Light travels in the form of a wave that consists of:

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light particles or electromagnetic radiation particles

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4
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electromagnetic radiation particles are also called

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photons

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5
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Wavelength is distance between two:

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consecutive crests

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6
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If you have short wavelength light, it will give you:

A

higher resolving power

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7
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Three important features of a microscope

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1) Magnification, 2)Resolution/Resolving power

3) Contrast

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8
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Resolving power is:

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ability to distinguish between two objects close together

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9
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Air and Glass have___optical densities

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different

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10
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Higher the refractive index of the medium through which light is traveling, ____is the speed of light in that medium

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slower

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11
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n=C/V is formula for____ _____. C=______ of light in vacuum and V=______of light in the medium and n=_______

A

refractive index
Speed
Velocity
Refractive index

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12
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Refraction of light is when:

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light undergoes bending

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13
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Simply put, a refractive index is a _____of two velocities of light

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ratio

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14
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If the refractive index of a medium is high (ie Oil) the speed of light in vacuum will be:

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higher

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15
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Magnification results when a beam of radiation/electrons refracts as it passes through a ____. A Glass lens is for ____ and a magnetic lens is for ___

A

lens
Visible light
Electrons

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16
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Magnification of an image will increase with more thickness and curvature of a lens while the magnification will decrease as the focal length of the lens ______,

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increases

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17
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Distance between focal point of lens and curvature of the lens is called the ____

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focal length

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18
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magnification is directly related to the thickness(diameter) of the ___

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lens

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19
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Magnification is inversely proportional to the ____ length

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focal

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20
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Inversely proportional in magnification means:

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larger the focal length(distance between focal point and convex lens), smaller the magnification. Smaller the focal length/distance, the larger the magnification

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21
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NA means _____Aperture

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Numerical

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22
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NA is _____gathering ability of a lens

23
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Higher the refractive____ the higher the ____

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Index

NA (Numerical Aperture)

24
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Refractive Index and Numerical Aperture are _____ proportional

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Resolution distance is the distance between ____ objects
two
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Smaller the resolution distance a microscope can resolve the _____is the resolving power
higher/better
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Shorter the wavelength of light and larger NA value, the ____ the resolution distance
smaller
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Immersion oil has the same ____ as glass, hence light travels through immersion lens at the ___speed as light and does ____get refracted
RI same not
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Because immersion oil does not refract, it increases magnification and more light is gathered into the lens to_____
produce the image
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Formula for Resolution distance = 0.61 * the Wavelength divided by:
Numerical Aperture (NA)
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Resolution distance equation tells us that the ____the wavelength of the light, the_____ resolution distance and the resolving power goes____
shorter Smaller Up
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In resolution Distance formula, the ______the Numerical Aperture, the smaller the resolution distance
Higher
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Shorter the wavelength of light and larger the NA value, the ____ is the resolution distance
smaller
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Smaller the resolution distance, ____ is the resolving power of a microscope
better
35
Blue light offers ___ resolution than red light
superior
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Phase microscopes are ____ and phase means that the crests and troughs are in sync and would be superimposed. They are useful for examining _____ transparent cells
bright Unstained
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When a phase microscope is out of phase, you get a ___ image
dark
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When a phase microscope is partially out of phase you get a _____ image
fainter
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Phase microscopes are very useful for observing _____ ____ cells
unstained live
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Fluorescence is emission of a long wavelength _____ energy light after a chemical's electron is excited by a ____ energy _____ wavelength light
low High Short
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Fluorescent microscopes use ____ light to fluoresce objects stained with a fluorescent dye or a naturally fluorescent specimen
UV
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UV light _____ resolution because of its _____ wavelength
increases | Shorter
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Images taken with the aid of a microscope are called ______
micrographs
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Immunofluorescence microscopes are useful in finding a ______ inside a cell, and has implications in medical testing as well as for plants
protein
45
Normal light versus Laser light
Normal light has multiple wave lengths, non parallel, and multidirectional Laser lights are monochromatic (same wavelength), Collimated (parallel and not divergent) and Coherent (Unidirectional)
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Confocal laser scanning microscopy is a _____ microscope to fluorescent
Superior
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In a confocal laser microscope, fluorescent light is emitted by the dye as it passes through a _____ aperture. This eliminates blurring and results in a clear two dimensional images with improved resolution.
pinhole
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Confocal microscopes do an ______ through the specimen and successive planes are illuminated until the entire specimen has been scanned. The scanned planes of specimens resemble a stack of images that can be converted to a digital form and viewed by a computer and____ ____ ____from any direction.
"Optical slice" rotated and viewed
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Confocal microscopes used for the detection of chemical _____ in cells and allows ____ _____ visualization of fully hydrated, living specimens in biofilms. Chemical change in Calcium in the muscle would appear blue when contracting and a fainter or no color when relaxing.
changes | real time
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Transmission Electron Microscopes (TEM) are used for viewing cells ______ structures, such as mitochondria or other interior organelles
ultra
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Scanning electron microscopes (SEM_ are used for viewing ___ surface features
cell
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Probe Microscopy has the ____ resolving power of the microscopes
highest
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Two types of Probe microscopy: Scanning tunneling Microscope (____) and ______ force Microscope (AFM)
STM | Atomic
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AFM or Atomic Force Microscopes are used for visualizing ___ specimens, which Scanning Tunneling Microscopes (STM) can not
live