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| control center & necessary for cell reproduction |
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| porous bilayer that surrounds nucleus |
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| distributes materials out of cell |
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| smooth endoplasmic reticulum |
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| lipid synthesis, drug detoxification |
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packaging and processing center
for proteins and lipids |
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selective barrier,
encloses cytoplasm |
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| gives cell shape and hold organelles in place |
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| rough endoplasmic reticulum |
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| site of protein synthesis |
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| move materials across surface |
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provides support,
holds organelles in place,
enables cell to change shape |
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provide structural support,
form cilia and flagella |
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| involved in cell movement |
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| the 3 parts that cells contain |
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| nulceus, plasma membrane, cytoplasm |
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| structural & functional unit of all living things |
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what did biologists gain by the
invention of the microscope? |
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| a valuable tool to observe and study structures that are too small to be seen by the naked eye |
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| rule for transporting a microscope |
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hold with one hand on arm,
the other under the base |
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| rule for cleaning a microscope |
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| use special lens paper to clean lenses only |
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| rule for using the microscope |
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never use the coarse adjustment
knob with the high power objective
lens in position |
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| the platform the slide rests on |
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| concentrates the light on the specimen |
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| arm attached to the condenser that regulates the amount of light |
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| used to focus on the specimen |
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| used for precise focusing |
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| as the magnification is increased, the amount of light needed is ____. |
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the ability to change magnification while
staying in focus |
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