Who was the first person to observe and record cells using a light microscope?

What are the 3 important parameters of microscope?

It is a type of electron microscope that profiles thin sections to show internal structures. Some are cut as cross-sections (horizontal) and longitudinal sections (vertically)

Which principle of cell theory is not correct?

Which cell structure is the outer surface that protects the cell?

Which cell structure is the jelly substance inside the cell where substances floats?

Which cell structure is only found in plants cell that gives it structure?

It performs specific functions to carry out life processes.

Which structure of the cell contains most of the genetic material, in the form of  DNA?

It is also called the post office of the cell that tags vesicles and proteins to help them get carried to  their correct destinations.

It is the garbage disposal of the cell that can absorb something and break it down into recyclable pieces.

Which cell structure produces energy for the cell, breaks down carbohydrates and some durations lipids to form molecule ATP?

Which cell structure is also called protein synthesis?

What cell structure is also known as the warehouse of the cell?

Which type of endoplasmic reticulum is the system of metabolic process that has no ribosomes on it?

Which structure of the cell is only found in a plant cell that uses the sun to create energy?

Which of the following is the light microscope?

Which of the following is NOT belong to membrane-bound organelles?

What cell structure is the site for cellular respiration that has a metabolic process that uses oxygen and glucose to create ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) which is the major energy currency of the cell.

Which membrane is responsible for cellular metabolism, contains ribosomes and DNA for mitochondria, and has restricted permeability like plasma membrane?

Which of the following is the correct about eukaryotic cell?

What is the number 6 in the organization of life?

Which tissue is responsible for the covering and linings of organs?

Which of the following is NOT a type of connective tissue?

It consisting of a sparse population of cells scattered through an extracellular matrix, holds many tissues and organs together and in place.

Which type of epithelial tissue is made of cube-shaped cells that responsible for secretion?

Which type of epithelial tissue is plate-like cells; for exchange of material through diffusion?

This type of connective tissue is made up of plasma, water, salts, dissolved proteins, erythrocytes that carry oxygen, leukocytes for defense, and platelets for blood clotting.

What do you call on the cells that secrete collagen and chondroitin sulfate?

It is mineralized connective tissue made by bone-forming cells called osteoblasts which deposit collagen.

Which type of tissue is responsible for senses stimuli and transmitting signals throughout the organism?

Which muscle tissue is striated with an intercalated disk for synchronized heart contraction; or involuntary?

It is also called nerve cells, which transmit nerve impulses throughout the body by connecting with other neurons and sending signals.

The movement of muscles is a response to signals coming from _______ cells.

Which is the example of voluntary muscle tissue?

It transmits nerve impulses around the body.

Which part of neuron receives the impulses from other neurons?

It is made up of muscle fibers that allow the body to move.

It is the regulated sequence of events by which the cell duplicates its genome, synthesizes the other constituents of the cell, and divides into two daughter cells.

What do you call on a critical point in the cell cycle where ‘stop’ and ‘start’ signals regulate the cell cycle?

It represents all phases in the life of the cell or it is the life cycle of a cell.

Which phase of the cell cycle has the growth and DNA replication?

The process by which new identical cells are generated.

What stage of interphase or checkpoint happened the proper and successful replication of the DNA?

Process by which gametes (sex cells) or haploids (1 complete set of chromosomes) are generated for reproduction.

If the cell does not receive a signal to divide; most cells are under what phase?

What stage of mitosis is the preparatory stage?

It is the shortest stage of mitosis that separate the sister chromatids at the centromere, giving rise to two daughter chromosomes.

It is what we call the plane of alignment where the chromosomes are aligned.

All chromosomes are formed at the middle.

When the daughter chromosomes migrated to the opposite poles, chromosomes uncoil, a nuclear membrane starts to form and a cleavage furrow appears.

What is the main checkpoint of the interphase?

DNA synthesis or replication occurs in what checkpoint?