Microscopes
Viruses and Vaccines
Organelles
Organelles 2
Miscellaneous
100
What are the two types of microscopes?
Simple and compound
100
a virus is surrounded by what?
protein
100
what does the nucleus do?
Directs cell activity
100
ribosomes are...
small structures on which protein is made
100
Cells working together is a ______
tissue
200
How many sets of lenses does a simple microscope have?
1
200
A virus injects its hereditary material into a ____ ____
host cell
200
What packages and distributes protein?
Golgi Bodies
200
the ribosomes make the protein in the...
ER
200
What is an organ made up of?
tissue
300
A compound microscope has ___ sets of lenses
2
300
The first vaccine was developed by whom?
Edward Jenner
300
This organelle is a temporary storage place
Central Vacuole
300
This organelle stores energy
Mitochondrian
300
organs working together make up an _____ ______
organ system
400
The first microscope was made using a...
small glass bead
400
What are the 4 ways to treat a viral disease?
Isolating patients, improving sanitary conditions, quarantining, and annual rabies shots
400
Chloroplasts make ______ into ____
Energy; food
400
This breaks down food, waste, and unneeded cell parts
Lysosomes
400
What is the difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells?
prokaryotic lack organelles and a nucleus
500
Who made the first microscope?
Anton von Leeuwhenhooek
500
List the 5 steps of an active virus
The virus attaches to the host cell, the virus injects its hereditary material into the host cell, the viruses hereditary material and proteins are copied, the proteins and hereditary material of the virus's copies come together, the cell is destroyed and the viruses are released
500
This organelle controls what enters and exits the cell
Cell membrane
500
The cell wall...
protects and gives shape to the cell
500
What is the difference berween an active virus and a latent virus?
Active viruses immediately start multiplying; latent viruses wait before they start multiplying
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