Microscope Parts
Functions of Microscope Parts
mic lab
DNA
RNA
100

Where the slide is placed.

What is the stage?

100

Purpose of the objective lenses. 

What is magnification? 

100

total magnification at high power

400X

100

process of DNA copying itself

replication

100

Why is RNA used for transcription?  Why can't DNA do it?

RNA is a single strand

200

Holds the slide in place.

What are the stage clips?

200

Purpose of diaphragm.

What is letting more or less light in?

200

What objective lens should you always start with?

low

200

pairs with adenine

thymine

200

The base present in RNA, but not DNA.

uracil

300

What you look into to see the specimen.

What is the eyepiece/ocular?

300

Purpose of eyepiece/ocular.

What is to look through? 

300

total magnification at low power

40X

300

shape of DNA

double helix

300

What structures are being coded for by the RNA codons?

amino acids/ proteins

400

Magnifies the specimen. 

What are objective lenses?

400

Purpose of arm.

carry

400

If you see a large, black rimmed circle through your eyepiece, what is it most likely to be?

water/air bubble

400

In a DNA model, what does the pentagon shape represent?

sugar

400

The base that adenine pairs up with in RNA?

uracil

500

Holds the objective lenses.

nosepiece

500

Purpose of fine adjustment.

What is to sharpen the image?

500

total magnification at mid power

100X

500

Where is the DNA located in the cell?

nucleus

500

Where, exactly, in the cell is translation taking place?

ribosome

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