Mechanical Parts of The Compound Microscope

Mechanical Parts of The Compund Microscope

Optical Parts of The Compound Microscope

Optical Parts of The Compound Microscope

Illuminating Parts of the Compound Microscope

Illuminating Parts of the Compound Microscope

"Circulatory System" of the cell

forms the microtubules (mitotic spindle fibers)

Discovery of Cell Theory

Physical Properties of the Protoplasm

Inorganic Components of the Protoplasm

Organic components of the Protoplasm

Macromolecules that detergents break apart

Ethanol dilutes water, removing what?

Characteristics of Water

Characteristics of Water

particles that are engulfed during Phagocytosis

Simple epithelium

Stratified epithelium

Limitation of Science EXCEPT:

summarizes repeatedly-tested hypotheses into a coherent, supportive structure.

are laws or facts of nature based on evidence.

When the slide is moved to the left when looked in a compound microscope, the specimen moves...

When the slide is moved down when looked in a compound microscope, the specimen moves....

covers a wider field

objective that gives a larger image

enables us to view and magnify microscopic organisms and structures which cannot be seen by the naked eye.

refines the products and further ships them to the other parts of the cell through transport vesicles.

a region near the nucleus where a pair of centrioles is confined.

RBCs are nucleated

RBCs are enucleated

The ff. are true in the Cell Theory except

The protoplasm is a fluid-colloidal system with the gel and sol phases.

The ff. are false about the protoplasm except:

colloidal particles move in a zigzag fashion because of the solvent molecules bombarding them.

colloidal particles scatter light.

the ff. are true about the Physiological Properties of the Protoplasm EXCEPT:

the entry and exit of water molecules thru the plasma membrane from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration

the entry and exit of solute molecules thru the plasma membrane or their scattering in the cell from region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration.

used to determine the presence of peptide bonds in protein.

positive color for biuret

negative color for biuret (meme yung adjectives masyado kayong seryoso)

a general test and thus given by all amino acids

positive for ninhydrin

negative for ninhydrin

to find a number of carbohydrates in a solution

positive in anthrone

negative in anthrone

mitosis itself

FF. are the Significance of Mitosis EXCEPT:

Duration of Prophase

characteristics of epithelial tissues except:

characteristics of connective tissues except:

Contains numerous fibroblasts that produce collagenous and elastic fibers in abundant matrix

Densely packed fibers in intercellular spaces; fewer fibroblasts

Large cells that store lipids; large fat droplets push the nuclei to the plasma membrane

Hard yet flexible, supporting certain locations such as the nose, ears, the rings that reinforce the windpipe, the discs that cushion between our vertebrae and the caps of some bones

Cells are contained in lacunae surrounded by intercellular material containing fine collagenous fibers

Contains fine collagenous fibers and many elastic fibers in its intercellular material

Contains many large, collagenous fibers in its intercellular material; chondrocytes in isogenous groups align with collagen fibers in between

support, protect, provide lever system for the muscles, store calcium, form blood cells

bone cells

Brings nutrients and oxygen to tissues, removes waste products, transports a large number of products including hormones and immunogenic agents, and maintains homeostasis

Responsible for providing oxygen to tissues and partly for recovering carbon dioxide produced as waste.

Fight infections through phagocytosis

Function in blood clotting

Skeletal Muscle (Striated or not?)

cardiac muscle (cell nuclei)

Smooth muscle ( voluntary/ involuntary?)

conduct impulses

protection, support and nourishment

form sheaths, help protect, nourish and maintain other cells

transmit impulses towards the cell body

transmits impulses away from the body

body of a neuron

Temporary cytoplasmic extensions of a cell doing phagocytosis.

The migration of white blood cells across the endothelium of blood vessels to fight infection in the tissues surrounding blood vessels during an injury or trauma.

another word for molting

Animals that undergo molting except:

travels away from the heart to the different arteries of the body

travels back to the heart to be resupplied with oxygen

thick-walled; blood pressure and contraction of muscles and elastic fibers propel blood from the heart to the arteries of the body

thin-walled; relaxed flow of unoxygenated blood back to the heart

small but numerous to increase surface area for exchange of materials between blood and tissues

highly stratified and has many types of cells for various functions: prevent dehydration, infection and penetration of UV rays, for sensation, for division of epidermal cells

connective tissue with blood vessels, nerve endings, hair follicles and various glands also for various functions

with adipose tissues for insulation

absorption of nutrients from the digested food

secretion of intestinal juice for final digestion

contractions for passage of bolus

secretion of gastric juices for digestion

polygonal; absorb nutrients from the small intestine and release them to bloodstream; converts glucose to glycogen and vice-versa

filtration of waste materials from blood; concentration of wastes in urine

conveys urine to the renal pelvis where it is further drained to the ureter

in which oocytes develop through oogenesis until they are released from the ovary

where sperm cells are produced through spermatogenesis and washed off

having the supportive cells (neuroglia) that nourish the nerve cells

having mostly nerve cells

secrete aldosterone for maintaining concentration of solutes entering the bloodstream, cortisol for regulating overall metabolism and adrenaline usually for an emergency response