
2.1 A (Prokaryotes, Eukaryotes and Microscopes
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MICHAEL SZCZEPANIK
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Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Unicellular
Multicelular
Archaea and Bacteria
These are small, single cells with a simple internal structure
These are larger and more complex with specialized membranous compartments
All Prokaryotes are and Some Eukaryotes can be ..
Only Eukaryotes
2 domains of Prokaryotes are
These are small, single cells with a simple internal structure
These are larger and more complex with specialized membranous compartments
All Prokaryotes are and Some Eukaryotes can be ..
Only Eukaryotes
2 domains of Prokaryotes are
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Prokaryotes have a __1__ of naked DNA (not associated with protein). They commonly have small, circular accessory chromosomes called __2__. Photosynthetic bacteria have __3__ and __4__ like those in __5__.
single, circular chromosome
plasmids
enzymes
light-capturing membranes
eukaryotic chloroplasts
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Prokaryotes are relatively __1__ with little cellular organization; their DNA, ribosomes, and enzymes are __2__ within the cell's __3__. The ribosomes (the 70S) are __4__ than eukaryotic ribosomes.
unstructured
free-floating
cytoplasm
smaller
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Select all the organisms that are compsed of Eukaryotic Cells
Animals
Plants
Fungi
Protists
Bacteria
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Select the characteristics that are found in Eukarytic cells
Complex organization with compartmentalized organelles
A simple organization with no nucleus and a single circular chromosome made of DNA and without proteins
DNA is found on multiple linear chromosomes that are associated with proteins
Ribosomes (80S) are larger than in prokaryotes, except those in mitochondria and chloroplasts, which are 70S.
All ribosomes are smaller in size (70S)
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use visible light and a combination of lenses to magnify objects up to several 100 times.
use beams of electrons and computer imaging to capture extremely fine detail of either surface or internal cellular features.
Can magnify objects more than 500,000 times
an important tool in biology for viewing cells and their features, which are far too small to be seen by the human eye.
Compound light microscope
Electron microscope
Scanning Tunneling Microscopes
Microscopes (in general)
Compound light microscope
Electron microscope
Scanning Tunneling Microscopes
Microscopes (in general)
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Scanning Tunneling Microscopes (STM)
Transmission electron microscopes (TEM)
Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEM)
Dissecting Microscopes
Compound light microscopes (using Dark field)
Scanning Tunneling Microscopes (STM)
Transmission electron microscopes (TEM)
Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEM)
Dissecting Microscopes
Compound light microscopes (using Dark field)
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Transmission Electron Microscopes
Scanning Electron Microscopes
Scanning Tunneling Microscopes
Dissecting Miscroscopes
Compound Light Microscopes
Produce high resolution images of the interior of cells
Produce high resolution images of the surface of cells
Create images based on current variation between the object and an extremely fine needle
Used for identifying, dissecting and sorting small organisms
Uses light through 2 or more lenses to view objects, can use light or dark backgrounds
Produce high resolution images of the interior of cells
Produce high resolution images of the surface of cells
Create images based on current variation between the object and an extremely fine needle
Used for identifying, dissecting and sorting small organisms
Uses light through 2 or more lenses to view objects, can use light or dark backgrounds
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To get the magnification, you would need to divide __1__ by __2__.
To get the actual size of the object, you would need to divide __3__ by __4__
measured size of the object
actual size of the object
size of the image
magnifiction
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Crisp
F
Fuzzy
Wavelength of light
Magnification
High resolution images look ...
Low resolution images look ...
Resolution is a function of ...
The amount that an object can be zoomed in is called ...
How close to objects can be to one another but still appear as separate objects is called ...
High resolution images look ...
Low resolution images look ...
Resolution is a function of ...
The amount that an object can be zoomed in is called ...
How close to objects can be to one another but still appear as separate objects is called ...
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