BIO 141 Cell Structures, Microscopes, and Cell Respiration Lab Review

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What is the proper way to carry a microscope?

Always carry the microscope with both hands, one supporting the base and the other grasping the upright arm.

<p>Always carry the microscope with both hands, one supporting the base and the other grasping the upright arm.</p>
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What should be used to clean microscope lenses?

Use lens tissue that is soft and lint-free; do not use Kleenex or handkerchiefs.

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What is the first step when putting away a microscope?

Lower the stage.

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What should be done with the slide before storing the microscope?

Remove the slide and clean the stage.

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What is the function of amyloplasts?

Amyloplasts store starch in plant cells.

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What are the two genera of species students should be able to name and spell?

Oscillatoria and Oedogonium.

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What is the difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells?

Eukaryotic cells have a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles, while prokaryotic cells do not.

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What is cell fractionation?

A technique used to separate cellular components while preserving their individual functions.

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What is the role of centrifugation in cell studies?

Centrifugation separates organelles based on their density.

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What does the term 'supernatant' refer to?

The liquid that remains above the solid residue after centrifugation.

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What is the significance of total magnification in microscopy?

Total magnification is calculated by multiplying the magnification of the ocular lens by the magnification of the objective lens.

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What should students do to measure the field of view?

Measure without using the mechanical stage.

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What is the importance of clean lenses in microscopy?

Clean lenses are crucial for clear visibility and accurate observations.

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What is the maximum magnification typically used in a compound microscope?

The maximum magnification can vary but is often around 1000x.

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What is the purpose of the ocular lens in a microscope?

The ocular lens magnifies the image further after it has been magnified by the objective lens.

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What is the first step in preparing a microscope for use?

Ensure that the microscope is clean and properly set up.

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What safety precautions should be taken when handling sodium hydroxide in the lab?

Wear safety goggles and gloves, and handle it carefully to avoid skin contact.

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What is the purpose of labeling exercises in the lab?

Labeling exercises help students learn to identify and understand the structures of cells.

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What is the main difference between compound and dissecting microscopes?

Compound microscopes are used for viewing small specimens at high magnification, while dissecting microscopes are used for larger, three-dimensional specimens at lower magnification.