Living Things
At some point all living things do this
What to die?
These are connected to the nosepiece of the microscope
What are objective lenses?
Something that only plant cells have
What is a cell wall and chloroplast?
Mitochondridon
What organelle/cell structures converts the energy in food into usable energy for the cell?
The process of a mother cell duplicating its own organelles and structures, then dividing into two daughters cells
What is binary fission?
All living things are made of this
What are cells?
Our microscopes have these three different magnifications
What are 40x, 100x, 400x ?
He was the first to look at cells through a microscope
Who is Robert Hooke?
Nucleus
What organelle contains the cells DNA and determines the cells structures and substances?
A single cell organism
What is a protist?
Living things do this until they have a suitable environment and the other needs and functions
What is dormancy?
The field of view of 40x, 100x, 400x
What are 4mm, 1.5mm, 0.4mm?
A cell membrane
What organelle is a boundary that controls what goes in and out of each cell and keeps the organelles intact?
Chloroplast
What organelle turns the sun’s energy into food?
They tend to avoid hot or cold environments
What does a paramecium avoid?
The five needs and three functions of living thing
What is food, water, gas exchange, a suitable environment, eliminate waste, and reproduction, growth, response to a suitable enviorment.
Magnification does this
What is to enlarge object but narrows our field of view?
Vacuole
What variety of organelle act as storage sacks within the cells?
Ribosome
What organelle is a structure that makes protein proteins either free or bound to the ER?
The paramecium use this to take in food
What is an oral groove?
These are still considered living
What are dead or detached organisms?
A microscope with objective lenses and a 10x eye piece
What is a compound microscope?
Endoplasmic Reticulum
What organelle assembles proteins and transports materials within the cell?
Lysosome
What organelle digest cellular waste and merges with the food vacuole (stores food and digests food) to digest food?
The hair like structures on the outside of paramecia
What is cilia?