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Microscope Quiz

Review of microscope parts and cell theory

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Adavanced microscope, developed by Janssen and used by Hooke, that has more than one lens in a series to increase magnification of the object Compound
Amount of specimen that you can see at any given maginification; decreases as you increase the power of magnifaction Field of View
Two Parts of the microscope that you hold to carry it Arm and Base
part of the microscope used to change the AMOUNT OF LIGHT that is used to view of specimen Diaphragm
Part of a microscope used to change the POWER or MAGNIFICATION of the specimen being used Objective Lenses
Scientist that determined animals are made out of cells (the entire organism is composed of cells) Schwann
Scientist that determined plants are made out of cells (the entire organism) Schleiden
Scientist that determined cells come from pre-existing cells Virchow
Scientist that proved that Spontaneopus Generation was false, leading to more studies of the microscopic world Pasteur
Scientist that studied cork; determined that plants have "cells" in them Hooke
Scientist who used the first simple microscope to determine that animals have cells in them; the "Father of Microscopy" Leeuwenhoek
Simple microscope, used by Leeuwenhoek, similar to a magnifying glass Single-lens
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