ZOOLOGY LAB

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used to carry the microscopes

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Arm

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produces a 3D image

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SEM

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is the part through which the object is viewed. it magnifies the object 5-10x

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Eyepiece or ocular lens

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is an optical, scientific instrument capable of magnifying or enlarging the size of an object too small to be seen by the naked eye.

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Microscope

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refers to the LPO, HPO, OIO, and the scanner.

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objective lens

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is equipped with a lever that regulates the amount of light entering the Abbe Condenser

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Iris diaphragm

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is a substage lens that concentrates the light that passes through the object

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Abbe Condenser

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2 special optic devices

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ocular micrometer
stage micrometer

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is used to focus the object under HPO

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Fine adjustment knob

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is a connection between the base and the rest of the microscope.

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Pillar

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the specific distance of the objective from the slide at which the object comes to view is called _____

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objective’s working distance

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is used to hold the slide in place

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stage clip

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is the connection between the ocular lens and the objective

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Body Tube

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used when working with artificial or dim light

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Concave Mirror

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is the ability of the microscope to separate items as separate items and discrete units.

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resolution

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the theory of the microscope was first worked out by the german physicist?

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Ernest Abbe

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holds and allows easy rotation between different objective lenses to change magnification

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Revolving nose piece

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is a thin, circular glass or plastic with graduations etched on its surface

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ocular micrometer

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is the determination of the size of objects by the aid of microscope and some measuring tools, such as eyepiece and stage micrometer

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Micrometry

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collects the light and directs it towards the object

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Mirror

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are all based on the interaction of tissue components with beams of electrons.

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Electron Microscopes

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2 types of Electron Microscopes

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TEM ( Transmission Electron Microscope)
SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope)

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2 types of Microscopes

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Light Microscope
Electron Microscope

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supports the entire microscope

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base

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are all based on the interaction of light with tissue components and are used to reveal and study tissue features in diff. ways.

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Light Microscopes

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is used to focus the object under LPO

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Coarse adjustment knob

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is where the eyepiece or ocular lens is inserted.

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Draw Tube

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produce light entering the microscope

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illuminating or optical parts

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is where the glass slide is placed.

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stage

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is used with the natural light

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Plane Mirror

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is the ability of the microscope to increase the actual size of the object or specimen in focus to make it visible to the human eye

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Magnification

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protect the microscope's lenses from dust

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dust shield

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is used to tilt the microscope

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Inclination Joint

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produces a 2D image

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TEM