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1
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explain why this solution the biologist used was ice cold

A

To reduce enzyme activity so enzymes don’t digest the organelles

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2
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explain why this solution the biologist used was buffered

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to maintain the pH so enzymes don’t denature

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3
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explain why this solution the biologist used was isotonic

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so the cell doesn’t burst or sink due to osmosis

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4
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why do biologists use a blender and filter the mixture after centrifugation

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1) blender: to break open cells

2) filter: to get rid of debris

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5
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describe how you make a temporary amount for a piece of plant tissue

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1) obtain a thin piece of tissue
2) add water
3) add iodine stain
4) lower a coverslip from an angle to avoid/remove air bubbles

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6
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how do you know when an image is taken using an electron microscope

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1) high resolution

2) internal structure/organelles can be seen

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7
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 when the structure of organelles are visible in the photograph the image cannot have been obtained using a light microscope explain why

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1) light microscopes have a low resolution

2) this is because they have a too long wavelength

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8
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what are 2 advantages of using electron microscopes

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1) high resolution
2) can see internal structures

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9
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what are two limitations of electron microscopes

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1)A vacuum need to be present

2) colour images aren’t produced

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10
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mitosis is important in the life of an organism give two reasons why

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1) for growth

2) replaced cells or damaged tissue

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11
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Why would a biologist choose to examine 200 cells over 20

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Data is representative

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12
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how do you know when a cell is in prophase

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chromosomes are visible

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13
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how do you know when a cell is in anaphase

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chromosomes are at opposite poles of the cell and are in a V shape

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14
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why do you only use the first 5 mm of the tip of an onion root

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The most cell division happens at the end of the tip

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what is the name given to the division of cytoplasm during mitosis

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cytokinesis

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16
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what should a student do when counting cells to make sure that the meiotic index is accurate

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1) examine a large number of cells to ensure representative data
2) repeat his current tenants your figures are correct

17
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True or false

bacteria have a cell membrane

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true

18
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True or false

bacteria have a nucleus

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false

19
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True or false

Bacteria have cytoplasm

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true

20
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True or false

bacteria have a capsid

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False

21
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True or false

virus’s have a cell membrane

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false

22
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True or false

viruses have a nucleus

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false

23
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True or false

viruses have a capsid

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true