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I looked at cork cells and said they look like ¨little boxes.¨
Who is Robert Hooke?
All living things are made of this structure?
What are cells?
Reason for a "Translucent" slide
What is light being able to go through?
The exact type of microscope we used in class.
What is a compound light microscope?
Mrs. Ansbachś favorite activity is standing in a river doing this activity.
What is fly-fishing?
I looked at animal cells and concluded that all animals are made of cells.
Who is Theodore Schwann?
The cell is the basic unit of this.
What is life?
Location of where blood is made.
What are bones?
The place where you would place a microscope slide to view a specimen.
What is the stage?
The ability to maintain a stable internal environment.
What is homeostasis?
I looked at plant cells and said, ¨All plants must be made of cells.¨
Who is Mattias Schleiden?
All cells come from these.
What are pre-existing cells.
Heart is made of this
What is cardiac muscle?
You would carry a microscope by holding these 2 parts.
What is the base and the arm?
Mr. Hansen's 2 favorite sports team
What is Jets and Mets?
I looked at pond scum, tarter. I said, "I then most always saw, with great wonder, that in the said matter there were many very little living animalcules, very prettily a-moving.”
Who is Anton Van Leeuwenhoek?
The Cell Theory was a collaboration of this many scientists.
What is ¨many¨ or any number over 5?
Type of cells that send signals.
What are nerve or neuron cells?
Microscopes slides are made of this material.
What is glass?
Your pupils dilate when you turn the light off. The light would be considered this term.
What is stimulus?
I came up with the last part of the Cell Theory. Saying, ¨All cells come from pre-existing cells.¨
Who is Rudolf Virchow?
The tool that aided in the discovery of the Cell Theory.
What is the microscope?
Type of cell that can be used in organ transplants or fighting cancer
What are stem cells?
If you used the high power objective lense at a magnification of x40 and the ocular lense is x10. Your image would be this much larger than its normal size.
What is X400 or 400 times?
This is how an "e" looks like in a compound microscope.
What is upside down?