front 1 What is the simplest collection of matter that can be alive? | back 1 A Cell |
front 2 Who discovered the cell wall in 1665? | back 2 Robert Hooke |
front 3 What type of microscope focuses beams of electrons through the specimen to view organelles? | back 3 Electron Microscope |
front 4 What type of microscope scans the surface of a specimen to study its topography? | back 4 Scanning Electron Microscope |
front 5 What is an organelle? | back 5 membrane enclosed structures in eukaryotic structure |
front 6 What are the 3 important parameters in microscopy? | back 6 1. Magnification 2. Resolution 3. Contrast |
front 7 What type of microscopy sends visible light through specimen while the lenses refract light making specimen bigger? | back 7 Light microscopy |
front 8 What type of microscopy studies the internal structure of cells by aiming electron beams through a thin section of specimen? | back 8 Transmission Electron Microscopy |
front 9 What is cytology? | back 9 the study of cell structure |
front 10 Compare/ Contrast Electron Microscopy and Light Microscopy | back 10 Electron Microscopy kills the specimen but it gets a better picture Light Microscopy keeps the specimen alive but is not as good of a picture |
front 11 What is cell fractionation and how is it done? | back 11 it is the separation of cell organelles done by spinning the specimen (slow=big parts, fast=little parts) |
front 12 What is the difference/similarities of prokaryotes and eukaryotes? | back 12 Eukaryotes -DNA in nucleus -membrane inclosed -bigger Prokaryotes -DNA in nucleoid -Smaller Both -bounded by selective barrier -DNA -Ribosomes -semifluid cytosol |
front 13 What are the two types of cells? | back 13 1. Prokaryotes 2. Eukaryotes |
front 14 Bacteria and Archaea are what type of cell? | back 14 Prokaryotic |
front 15 Plants, Animals, protisits, and fungi are what type of cell? | back 15 Eukaryotic |
front 16 Why are eukaryotes bigger tha prokaryotes? | back 16 no data |