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Science Cell, Cell divison, mitosis& microscope test

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occurs in a series of stages, or phases   Cell division  
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chromosomes are copied(# doubles) chromosomes apper as threadlike coils (chromatin)at the start, but each chrtomosomee and its copy change to sister chromatids at the end of this phase   Interphase  
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mitosis begins (cell begins to divide) centrioles (or poles) apper and begin to move to opposite ends of cell spindal fibers form between the poles   Prophase  
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chromatids (or pairs of chromosomes) attach to the spindal fibers   Metaphase  
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chromatids (or pairs of chromosomes) seperate and begin to move to opposite ends of the cell.   Anaphase  
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two new nuclei form chromosomes appear as chromatin(threads rather than rods) mitosis end   Telophase  
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cell membrane moves inward to create two daughter cells-each with its own nucleus with identical chromosomes   Cytokinesis  
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protects and supports cell   Cell wall  
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protection; controls what enters and leaves cell   Cell membrane  
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Fills up cell and contains all organelles.   Cytoplasm  
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Stores materials   Vacuole  
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Transport system for the cell   Endoplasmic Reticulum  
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Produces protiens   Ribosome  
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Packages and prepairs materials to be shipped out of cell   Golgi body  
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produces energy for the cell   Mitochondria  
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Allows substance to enter and leave nucleus   Nuclear Membrane  
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Directs all cell activities   Nucleus  
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Produces Ribosomes   Nucleolus  
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contains instructions for traits and physical characteristics   Chromosome  
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Contains Chlorophyll: site of photosynthesis   Chlorophyll  
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Helps the cell during cell division   Centriole  
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Cellular digestion; breaks down proetiens,fats and carbohydrates   Lysosome  
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Centriole/ Centrosome   The organelles only found in plant cells  
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Lysosome   The organelles only found in animal cells  
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In plant cell it has Chloroplats, and in animal cell it has Lysosome   The difference between animal and plant cell is:  
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contains the ocular lens   Eyepiece  
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connects the eyepiece to the nosepiece   Body Tube  
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Hold the low and high power objective lenses can be rotated to change magnification.   Nosepiece  
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Magnification ranges from 4x to 40x.   Objective lenses  
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Moves the stage up and down for focusing   Coarse adjustment knob  
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Moves the stage slightly to sharpen the image   Fine adjustment knob  
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Used to support the microscope when carried   Arm  
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Supports the slides being viewed   Stage  
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Holds the slide in place   Stage Clips  
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Regulates the amount of light on the specimen   Diaphragm  
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Projects light upward through the diaphragm and the eyepiece   Light source  
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Supports the microscope   Base  
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