Microscopes
Name of the lens you look through
Eyepiece
Outer part of all cells
Cell Membrane
Transmembrane protein that moves water
Aquaporin
Monomer of carbohydrate
Glucose
What is a gram stain
first step of dichotomous key for identifying bacteria
Name of the lenses closest to the sample
objective
Holds the DNA
Nucelus
Is dissolved in a solution
solute
Location of carbohydrates
mitochondria
Step 1 of gram stain
crystal violet
Adjustment you use on low power
coarse
Builds proteins
Ribosomes
Does the dissolving
solvent
Location of lipids
cell membrane
Decolorizer
ethanol
adjustment you use on high and medium power
fine
Helps with cell division
centrioles
Transport that Goes with the concentration gradient
Simple diffusion & facilitated diffusion
3 Parts of a nucleotide
Phosphate, base, sugar
Counterstain
Safranin
Total magnifications of all 3 objective lenses
40x, 100x, 400x
transmembrane protein or membrane-spanning protein
Requires transmembrae proteins
facilitated diffusion, active transport
3 parts of an amino acid
Carboxyl, Amino, R group
3 bacteria shapes
cocci- round
bacilli - oval
spirilla- spiral