Practical 1 LAB - Microscope and Cells Flashcards

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The amount an image is enlarged

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Magnification

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The extent to which image detail is preserved

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Resolution

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The ability of an image to stand out against its background

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Contrast

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Distance between objective & slide on stage, As you increase the magnification you decrease the working distance

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Working Distance

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5
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Increase the magnification you decrease the field of view

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Field of view

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6
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selectively permeable barrier of cell

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Plasma/Cell membrane

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Plasma/Cell membrane

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selectively permeable barrier of cell

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houses genetic info, controls cell structure/functions

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Nucleus

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Nucleus

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houses genetic info, controls cell structure/functions

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10
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produces ribosomes

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Nucleoulus

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11
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nucleolus

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produces ribosomes

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12
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site of protein synthesis

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Ribosome

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13
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ribosome

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protein synthesis site

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14
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network of tubules that synthesize lipids (fatty acids and steroids), NO RIBOSOMES

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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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15
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smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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network of tubules that synthesize lipids - fatty acids and steroids

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16
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packages, sorts, and transports proteins from ER

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golgi apparatus

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17
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golgi apparatus

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packages, sorts, and transports proteins from ER

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18
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peroxisome

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small sacs that detoxify alcohol and hydrogen peroxide

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19
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small sacs that detoxify alcohol and hydrogen peroxide

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peroxisome

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20
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lysosome

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contain digestive enzymes that break down molecules

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21
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contain digestive enzymes that break down molecules

22
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mitochondrion

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generate ATP/energy

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generates ATP/energy

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mitochondrion

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centrioles

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organizing center for growth of mitotic spindles and microtubules, needed for cell division

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organizing center for growth of mitotic spindles and microtubules, needed for cell division
centrioles
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cytosol
fluid portion of cytoplasm that surrounds organelles
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fluid portion of cytoplasm that surrounds organelles
cytosol
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cytoskeleton
network of protein filaments that extend through cytosol
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network of protein filaments that extend through cytosol
cytoskeleton
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x ray
- projected through the body onto a detector - Images form based on which rays pass through versus those that are absorbed or scattered in the patient
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- projected through the body onto a detector - Images form based on which rays pass through versus those that are absorbed or scattered in the patient
x ray
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ultrasound
- High-frequency sound waves are used to visualize soft tissue structures in the body in real time.
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- High-frequency sound waves are used to visualize soft tissue structures in the body in real time.
ultrasound
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computed tomography scan (CT or CAT Scan)
- Noninvasive procedure that uses X-rays and computer technology - Shows detailed images of any part of the body Ex. Bones, muscles, fat, and organs
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- Noninvasive procedure that uses X-rays and computer technology - Shows detailed images of any part of the body Ex. Bones, muscles, fat, and organs
computed tomography scan CAT/CT scan
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magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
- Uses a magnetic field and radio wave energy to make pictures of organs & structures
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- Uses a magnetic field and radio wave energy to make pictures of organs & structures
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
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- Measures brain activity by detecting changes associated with blood flow - Relies on the fact that cerebral blood flow and neuronal activation are coupled
functional MRI
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functional MRI
- Measures brain activity by detecting changes associated with blood flow - Relies on the fact that cerebral blood flow and neuronal activation are coupled
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diffusion tensor imaging
- MRI-based neuroimaging technique which makes it possible to estimate the location and orientation of the brain's white matter tracts
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name stages of interphase
1. G1(GAP1): Cell grows to an appropriate size 2. S(Synthesis): DNA is replicated 3. G2(GAP2) Checkpoint. Makes sure cell is ready to divide
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name stages of mitosis
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase
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what happens during prophase?
- Nuclear envelope & nucleolus are no longer visible - Chromatin condenses into chromosomes - Spindle fibers form, made of microtubules
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which stage of mitosis... - Nuclear envelope & nucleolus are no longer visible - Chromatin condenses into chromosomes - Spindle fibers form, made of microtubules
prophase
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what happens during metaphase
- Chromosomes line up across equator of cell (metaphase plate) - Spindle fibers connect chromosomes to both ends of cell
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what stage of mitosis... - Chromosomes line up across equator of cell (metaphase plate) - Spindle fibers connect chromosomes to both ends of cell
metaphase
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what happens during anaphase
- Sister chromatids pulled apart, dragged to opposite ends of cell
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what stage of mitosis.. - Sister chromatids pulled apart, dragged to opposite ends of cell
anaphase
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what happens during telophase
- 2 polar sets of DNA, Looks like large cell with 2 Nuclei - Nuclear envelope reforms around each set of DNA
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what stage of mitosis? - 2 polar sets of DNA, Looks like large cell with 2 Nuclei - Nuclear envelope reforms around each set of DNA
telophase
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what happens during cytokinesis?
- Cleavage furrow: microfilaments pull inwards on cell membrane - Separates into two cells
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name layers of epidermis outer to inner
Stratum corneum – Outer most Stratum lucidum – Thin Stratum granulosum – Darkly stained Stratum spinosum – Multilayered Stratum basale: Mitotically Active cells