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Max resolution of a light microscope
200nm
max magnification of light microscope
x1500
What is not visible with a light microscope
ribosomes
What does a light microscope show
whole cells, nuclease and chlorplasts
type of images made by light microscopes
2D coloured images
max resolution of confocal microscope
200nm
max magnification of confocal microscope
x1500
what type of image is produced by a confocal scanning microscope
2D/3D images that are fluroesccentlly coloured
max resolution of scanning electron
3-10nm
max mag of scanning electron
x100,000
What images does a scanning electron microscope produce
2D black and white section view images
what can be seen with a SEM
cillia and bacterial cell wall
max resoltuion of transmission electron
0.5nm
what type of images does TEM produce
2D black and white images of thin sections where mebranes and ribosmes are visible
wet mound technique
Suspend the specimen in liquid like water or immersion oil and place a cover slip ontop from an angle
Dry mound technique
section the specimen if too large, place the specimen on the centre of the slide and place a cover slip on top
Squash mound technique
Prepare a wet mound and then use a lens tissue to press down on the cover slip
uses of squash mound technique
view root tips during cell division
Blood smear mound technique
Use a pippete to place blood near one end of the slide and then use a cover slip at an angle to smear the blood across the slide
Biological drawings rules
lable lines should not cross, no arrowheads, give a title, no shading, state magnification and draw organelles in proportion
Correct staning techniques
Place the stain at the edge of the sample, hold the cover slip at approcimatley 45 degrees, place blotting paper on the opposite side of the cover slide to remove excess stain and use more than one stain to improve contrast
resolution
ability to distinguish between two seperate points
magnification
how much larger the image appears compared to the actual size
magnification formula
image/actual