Short Answers Flashcards

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Define Isotonic solution

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-water and dissolved substances diffused into and out of the cell at the same rate

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Define Hypertonic solution

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-cell shrivels
-solute concentration is higher outside the cell

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Define hypotonic solution

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-cell swells
-solute concentration is higher inside the cell

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4
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Define endocytosis.

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-process where cell surrounds and takes particles into the cell.

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5
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two types of endocytosis

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-Phagocytosis: cell engulfs food particle
-Pinocytosis:cell engulf liquid drop

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6
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Define exocytosis

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-secretion of materials out of the cell membrane

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7
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3 important things to know about cell theory

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-All organisms are composed of one or more cells
-cell is the basic unit of structure and organization of organisms
-all cells comes from preexisting cells

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8
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Define compound light microscope

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-utilize series of glass lenses and visible light to magnify an image
-magnify images up to 1,000 times than actual size

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9
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Define Electron Microscope

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-use magnets to aim a beam of electrons at cell to produce image
-magnifies up to 500,000 times than actual size

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10
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Define prokaryote

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-no nucleus
-simple structure
-contains plasma membrane
-does not have membrane-bound organelles

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Define Eukaryotes

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-have nucleus
-complex structure
-have plasma membrane
-have membrane-bound organelles

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12
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What are the parts of microscope?

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-ocular eyepiece
-ocular tube
-revolving nosepiece
-arm
-Low-power objective
-medium-power objective
-high-power objective
-stage clips
-stage
-diaphragm
-course focusing knob
-fine focusing knob
-light source
-base
-inclination joint

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function of ocular eyepiece

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-lens you look through when viewing an object

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15
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function of ocular tube

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-hollow tube that supports ocular and allows light to pass from objective to ocular lens

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16
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function of arm

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-structural support for the functioning parts of microscope

17
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function of revolving nosepiece

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-contains 2-4 different lenses with different magnifications that can be rotated

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function of objective lenses. how to determine which one is which

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-complex lenses positioned directly above the slide to be viewed.
-low POV is the shortest
-high POV is the longest

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function of coarse focusing knob

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-used for lowest-power objective
-roughly focuses lens on an object by either by moving ocular tube or stage up and down.

20
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function of fine focusing knob

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-used for high-power
-moves stage or ocular tube a small distance and allows line tuning of the focus.

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function of stage

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-platform that contains a central opening that supports the slide

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function of stage clips

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-holds the slide in position

23
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function of diaphragm

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-regulates the amount of light reaching the slide.

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function of light source

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-reflects light through the hole in the stage and must be adjusted for maximum light

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Formula for finding low POV
number of millimiters (gap between ruler) x 1000
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Formula for finding RQ
RQ: high power divided by lower power
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Formula for finding medium power POV
medium FOV= lower power divided by RQ
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formula for finding high power RQ
high power RQ: higher power divided by lower power
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formula for finding high-power FOV (calculate high power RQ first)
high power FOV= lower power FOV divided by high power RQ
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formula for size of organism
SOO= low power FOV divided by number of organisms
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formula for Magnification
SOO= size of the drawing divided by actual size (both in mm)
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formula for finding low POV
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how does spraying vegetables keep them fresh?
-hypotonic solution: water flows into the cell which makes vegetables firm and crisp
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why does salt acts as weed killer?
-hypertonic solution -cell shrivels and shrinks because water diffuses out the cell
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how does sugar preserve fruit from bacteria?
-cooking in high sucrose concentration creates too high osmotic pressure for most microbial survival.