Question |
Answer |
Step 1 of using a Microscope |
Place the smallest Objective Lens over the hole in the stage. |
Step 2 of using a Microscope |
Turn off the Focusing Knob to create a small gap between objective lens and the stage. |
Step 3 of using a Microscope |
Clip a microscope slide onto stage. The slip should have a Thin piece of specimens in water of stain and be covered with a coverslip |
Step 4 of using a Microscope |
Adjust the amount of light passing through the specimen by adjusting the Mirror |
Step 5 of using a Microscope |
Look down the Eyepiece Lens |
Step 6 of using a Microscope |
Turn the Focusing Knob until the specimen can be clearly clean. |
Step 7 of using a Microscope |
Use the fine Focusing Knob to get the best image. |
Step 8 of using a Microscope |
To see a bigger image select the next Objective Lens |
Step 9 of using a Microscope |
Use the fine Focusing Knob to get the image back into focus. |
M of MR GREEN |
Movement – the ability to bend a sway or relocate. |
R of MR GREEN |
Reproduction – the ability to reproduce and pass on traits. |
G of MR GREEN |
Growth – the ability to increase in size through cell growth or cell division. |
The Second R of MR GREEN |
Response – the ability to react to stimulus. |
E of MR GREEN |
Excretion – the ability to get rid of waste. |
The second E of MR GREEN |
Exchange of Gases – In animals, the abilityto take in oxegenan breath out carbon dioxide. In Plants, the ability to take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen. |
N of MR GREEN |
Nutrition – the ability to aquire and process foods/Nutrients. |
Nucleus |
– Control Centre of the cell with your DNA |
Cell membrane |
– Protects the cells and is the a??Gatekeepera?? |
Endoplasmic reticulum |
– made up of two types, rough and smooth; each with its own function |
Golgi body |
– allows the antibody to leave the cell. ( Packages them up) |
Ribosome |
– takes amino acids to make antibodies |
Cell wall |
– keeps the plant structured |
Chloroplast |
– combines CO2 and H2O with sun equals O2 and Sugar form of chemical energy |
1 type of the Cell theory |
All Living oganisms are composed of one or more cells. |
2 type of the cell theory |
The cell is the basic unitof structure and organization in organism |
3 type of the cell theory |
Cells arise from pre-exisiting cells |
Vacuole |
– saclike structure often used to stored materials |
Lysosome |
– an organelle in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells containing degradative enzymes enclosed in a membrane. |
Mitochondria |
– powerhouse of cells and take food in the cell and breaks it down into energy |