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25 Vocabulary words and definitions

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Term
Definition
FIELD OF VIEW   The area that is visible through the eyepiece.  
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MAGNIFY OR MAGNIFICATION   To make greater in size: enlarge.  
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MICROBE   Micro-organism-often 1 celled-bacteria is example.  
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.PASTURIZATION   To expose food to high temperature for time to destroy micro-organisms that can cause disease or cause food to spoil.  
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.SPONTANEOUS GENERATION   A theory, widely held in the 19th century and earlier but now discredited. Stating that living organisms could arise directly and rapidly nonliving material.  
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CYTOPLASM   The substance between the cell membrane and the nucleus, contains organelles.  
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NUCLEAR MEMBRANE   The membrane that encloses the nucleus of a cell.  
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NUCLEUS   A specialized round mass inside most living cells that direct growth.  
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ORGANELLE   A specialized part of a cell having a specific function.  
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CHLOROPLAST   Occurring in plants and algae that carry out photosynthesis.  
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CELL WALL   The outer layer of a plant cell that provides structure and support.  
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DIFFERENTIATION   The process by which cells or tissues change from generalized to specialized during development.  
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SPECIFICATION   The adaptation of an organism or organ to a special function or environment.  
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MULTICELLULAR   Made of many cells.  
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UNICELLULAR   Having or consisting of a single cell.  
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CELLULAR RESPIRATION   Oxygen is used by a cell to break down the nutrient to provide energy to keep the cell alive.  
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MITOCHONDRIA   Organelle in the cytoplasm of cells that functions in energy production. Powerhouse of a cell.  
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BACTERIA   small one-celled microorganism.  
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PROTISTS   single celled microbes that are either free living or in simple colonies. Amoeba is an example. They have a nucleus.  
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GENETIC MATERIAL   The material of a cell that determines its structure and function.  
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CELL MEMBRANE   The membrane layer that acts as the security system for a cell. It decides what gets in and out and in plants is just inside the cell wall.  
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MICROSCOPY   Detailed drawings of the objects and areas viewed through the microscope.  
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SYMMETRY   One side matches the other side. It looks the same or is the same.  
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VIRUS   A small infectious agenda that replicates only inside the living cells of other organisms.  
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MITOSIS   Cell Division in an organism with a nucleus.  
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