Cells and Microscope

All living things are made of cells, cells can only be seen with a microscope, and new cells come from existing cells

• nucleus

• unicellular

• organism

• cell theory

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The name of what you are studying under a microscope

• organism

• specimen

• ocular lens

• nucleus

Made up of only one cell.

• organism

• specimen

• unicellular

• cells

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First step in using a microscope.

• Hold by the arm and base/body.

• Place slide under slide clips.

• Adjust the lens.

• Connect to power and turn it on.

Humans are made of 20 types of ______

• Cells

• Blood types

• Unicellular

• Organisms

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Tiny "tails" on some microorganisms that help them move

• Organisms

• Nucleus

• Organelles

• Flagella

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Stores the information for running everything

• Nucleus

• Tissue

• Cell

• Blood

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Tissues combine to form these; the heart is an example of one

• Microorganisms

• Unicellular

• Flagella

• Organs

The tiny "factories" inside cells

• Organelles

• Flagella

• Nucleus

• Tissue

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Cells combine to form this; bone, muscle and nerves are examples

• Skin

• Organisms

• Tissue

• Cells

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