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Name The Part

Animal / PlantCell ??? Microscope Egg-cellent

What is part # 11?

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are needed to see this picture.

The cell membrane

What is part # 3?

The Nucleus

What is part # 8?

Ribosome

What are #7 and #5?

(unique only to plant cells)

Chloroplast and Cell Wall

What is #1? (it produces energy)

The Mitochondria

I produce proteins for the cell?

Ribosomes

I am a liquid filled space that acts like a storage bin.

Vacuole

I help to speed things around the cell?(as opposed to traveling through the cytoplasm)

Endplasmic Reticulum /transport tubes

Name two cell parts that are only found in plant cells.

Cell WallChloroplasts

Large Sized Vacuoles

What are chromosomes and where are they located in the

cell?

Chromosomes are located in the nucleus and control all cell

activities. (library)

What does the word replication mean?

To copy DNA (occurs during interphase)

What are cells?

The basic unit of structure and function in living thngs.

As you increase the magnifiction on a microscope the amount of

_______ increases and the amount of ______ decreases.

Detail increasesArea decreases

Compare a cell to a school.

Any reasonable answer will be accepted.

What are the stages of mitosis?

Name these two parts?

Arm and base

Name these two parts.

Coarse adjustment (focus) and Fine Adjustment (focus)

Why do we make a wet mount slide in this way?

To avoid air bubbles between the cover slip and slide.

When do you never touch the coarse adustment?

When the obejctive lens is set to med or hi power

What is the power of our microscope on low and medium

and how do you calculate it?

You multiply the eyepiece (10x) by the objectives (10x and 40x)

for a total of 100x and 400x

10x x 10x = 100x10x x 40x = 400x

In which direction will the molecules want to move??

Any reasonable answer accepted!

What is diffusion?

Diffusion is the process by which molecules spread from areas of high concentration, to areas of

low concentration.

When the molecules are even throughout a space - it is called

EQUILIBRIUM.

How is a cell wall different from a cell membrane?

A cell call protects and provides structure, a cell membrane

controls what enters and leaves.

What does the egg experiment the us about cells??

Cells have a semi-permiable membrane

What does it mean when I say that we “eat” and “breath”for our

mitochondria?

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