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Cells and Microscopy

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What is a Eukaryotic Cell?

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it has a complex cell structure, they are animal and plant cells.

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What is a Prokaryotic Cell?

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it is small with a simple cell structure, they are bacterial cells.

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What is the Nucleus?

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It contains DNA in the form of chromosomes that control the cells activities.

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What is DNA?

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It is genetic material

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What is the Cytoplasm?

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It is a gel like substance where most of the body's chemical reactions happen

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What is the Mitrochondria?

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It is the power house of the cell and the site of cellular respiration

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What is a Ribosome?

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It is where proteins are made in the cell

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What is the Cell Membrane?

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It holds the cell together and controls what goes in and out of the cell.

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What is a Rigid Cell Wall?

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It gives support to the cell and is made of cellulose

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What is Chloroplast?

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Where Photosynthesis occurs. It contains a green substance called chlorophyll.

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What is Chromosonal DNA?

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It's one long circular chromosome which controls the cell's activities and replication. It floats free in the cytoplasm (not in a nucleus)

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What is a Plasmid?

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Small loops of extra DNA that aren't part of the chromosome.

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What are Microscopes used for?

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To magnify images and increase the resolution on images.

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What does Resolution mean?

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It is how well a microscope distinguishes between two points that are close together. It means it can increase the detail you can see

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When were light microscopes invented?

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the 1590s

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When were electron microscopes invented?

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the 1930s

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Which microscope allows us to see things as tiny as plasmids or viruses?

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electron microscope