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fluorescent stains

absorbs light to re-emit at longer wavelengths.

makes images brighter.

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immunoflurescent

fluorescent attached to specific chemicals.

tracks the movement of chemicals in a cell.

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freeze fracture

cells are frozen in a very cold propane, then split apart and prepared.

allows cell structures to become visible.

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cryogenic electron microscope

used for protein structure research.

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magnification (def.)

how much bigger the image appears than the actual size.

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field of view (fov)

visible circle seen through the ocular.

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resolution

ability to distinguish 2 points as seperate or distinct.

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magnification (measure)

image size / actual size

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image size

magnification x actual

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actual size

image / magnification

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unicellular

all metabolic functions in one cell.

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multicellular

cells are specialized, organized and dependent.

organized into compartments.

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prokaryotes

have no membrane-enclosed compartments.

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eukaryotes

have membrane-enclosed compartments called organelles, such as the nucleus.

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advantages in eukaryotic cells being compartmentalized

  • Efficiency of metabolism

  • Localized conditions

  • Toxic/damaging substances can be isolated

  • The numbers & locations of organelles can be changed

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all living things can do…

Metabolism

Response
Homeostasis
Growth
Excretion
Rreproduce
Nutrition

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plasmids

dna molecule that is separate from, & can replicate independently of, the chromosomal DNA.

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prokaryotes reproduce…

asexually. they clone themselves: copy dna, then split.

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what’s in a prokaryote?

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name the different prokaryote(s) and eukaryote(s)…

prokaryote: bacteria

eukaroyote: animal, plant, fungi, protist

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cell theory

all living things are made of cells, “basic life units.” new cells arise from pre-existing cells.

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