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AP Biology Chap 6 and 7

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

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