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Eyepiece/ocular lens The part of the microscope you look through (10x magnification)
Coarse focus knob Used to focus the microscope on low power
Fine focus knob Sharpens the focus on high power
Stage Part of the microscope on which the specimen is placed
Objective lens The lens of the microscope closest to the specimen (4x, 10x, 40x)
Micrometre (µm) Unit used to measure microscopic objects
Specimen The object being studied using the microscope
Light source Used to light the specimen
Slide and coverslip Equipment used to make a wet mount
Total magnification The product of the objective lens and the eyepiece
Cells The basic unit of living things
What are new cells produced from? Existing cells
Cells carry out all of the... Necessary functions of life
Unicellular organisms Made of one cell and all life processes happen between that single cell
Examples of unicellular organisms Bacteria, amoeba, protozoa
Multicellular organisms Organisms made of different cells having specialised functions
Examples of multicellular organisms Humans, animals, plants
Level of ORGANisation Cells -> tissues -> organs-> organ systems-> organisms
Tissue Group of similar cells working together
Organ Structure containing at least two types of tissues working together to complete a function
Organ system Group of organs working together
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