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Prokaryotic vs. Eukaryotic
Plant vs. Animal
Cell Structures
Characteristics of Life
Microscopes
100
These include bacteria.
What is Prokaryotic
100
Has a cell wall
What is Plant
100
Control center of a cell.
What is Nucleus
100
Maintain a stable internal environment.
What is Homeostasis
100
40x
What is low power objective magnification.
200
Contain membrane bound nucleus and organelles
What is Eukaryotic
200
Contains centrioles
What is Animal Cell
200
Site of Photosynthesis
What is Chloroplast
200
Migration, hibernation & dormancy.
What is Adjusting to your environment.
200
How large a specimen is made.
What is Magnification.
300
Animal & Plant Cells
What is Eukaryotice
300
Performs photosynthesis.
What is Plant
300
Site of protein synthesis
What is Ribosome
300
Increase in the amount of living material.
What is Growth
300
The sharpness of an image.
What is resolution
400
Unicellular
What is Prokaryotic
400
Has small vacuole that holds water, salts, proteins & carbohydrates.
What is Animal Cell
400
Is a lipid bilayer made up of proteins, carbohydrates, lipids and cholesterol
What is cell (plasma) membrane
400
Organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile and viable offspring.
What is Species
400
Adjusts the amount of light entering a microscope
What is diaphragm
500
Smaller and lack a membrane bound nucleus
What is Prokaryotic.
500
Contains a cell membrane.
What is Both Plant & Animal Cell
500
Digests worn out cell parts.
What is lysosome
500
Birds fly south for the winter
What is Responding to the environment.
500
Hold the objectives.
What is Revolving Nosepiece