Microscope and Cell Scientists
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Basic unit of all living things | Cells
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swivels allowing you to view from different directions | Head
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rotates lens to change magnification | nosepiece
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smallest of the lenses on the microscope | low power
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magnification of the low power lens? | 4x
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middle of the lenses on the microscope | medium power
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magnification of medium power | 10x
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largest of the lenses on the microscope | high power
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magnification of high power | 40x
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the lens you look through | eyepiece
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magnification of the eyepiece | 10x
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how to calculate total magnification | eyepiece magnification times the lens magnification (10x time 40x = 400x
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changes the amount of light | diaphragm
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illuminates the stage | light
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supports the lens and eyepiece. Connects head to base and used to help carry the microscope | arm
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part that holds the slide for viewing | stage
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big knob used to adjust the focus at lower powers | coarse knob
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little knob used to adjust smaller focus. Used mainly on high power | fine knob
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supports the entire microscope | base
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discovered cells by looking at cork | Hooke
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discovered single cell organisms in pond water | Leeuwenhoek
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disproved spontaneous generation | Pasteur
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discovered all plants are made of cells | Schleiden
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discovered all animals are made of cells | Schwann
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He got credit for discovering that cells come from other cells but he "borrowed" his work from another scientist. | Virchow
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Actually discovered that cells come from other cells | Remak
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Living things must have at least this many cells | one
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Basic unit of all living things | cells
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cells come from... | other cells
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What are the 3 parts of the cell theory? | +All living things have one or more cells.
+Cells are the basic unit of life.
+Cells come from other cells.
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What is spontaneous generation? | people believed that all organisms appeared out of nowhere as if clothes and corn make a mouse.
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What are the 6 characteristics of living things | Living things...
+grow and develop
+are made of cells
+reproduce
+adapt to environment
+respond to environment
+gain and use energy
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Living things have how many characteristics of living things? | All 6!
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Which of the following characteristics of living things best explains why birds fly south for the winter? | Living things respond to their environment.
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Which of the following characteristics of living things best explains why your legs and arms get longer and stronger as you get older? | Living things grow and develop
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Before a big soccer game Charlie always eats a big dinner. Which characteristic of life does this fact best describe? | Living things gain and use energy
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