The Study Of Cells Flashcards

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Cell theory

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1838, Schleiden and Schwann

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1665

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Robert Hooke, dead cells, coined term “cell”

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Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

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Dutch optician, specialized lenses, first person to study animal cells under microscope

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1831

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Robert Brown, nucleus

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1864

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Mohl named protoplasm

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Purkinje

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Correct user of living matter

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Robert Virchow

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All cells come from already existing cells

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Cell Theory of Schleiden and Schwann

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  • all organisms
  • basic unit of life
  • divide to reproduce
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Modern Day Cell Theory

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  • energy flows through cell
  • hereditary info passed on, instructs activities
  • same basic chemical composition
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Light microscope

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  • most important aid
  • tube,lenses at both points
  • light shines through, lenses enlarge, image focuses
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Electron Microscope

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  • 1950s

* ultrastructure

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TEM

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Material embedded in plastic, electron move through material, hit photographic film

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SEM

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  • surface structure

* electron bundles reflected from surface of object

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Cell

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Basic functional and structural unit

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