Part I
Table 1. Microscope magnification.
Lens
mag. Ocular
mag. (fill in) Total mag.
(fill in)
a. Scanning 4x multiplied by 10 x = 40 x
b. Low power 10x multiplied by 10 x = 100 x
c. High power 40x multiplied by 10 x = 400 x
d. Oil immersion 100x multiplied
by 10 x = 1000 x
Part II
Onion
Root
1.
Cell membrane
2.
Cytoplasm
3.
Nucleus
Cheek Cells
Plasma membrane
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
How
might the thin, flat shape of cheek cells relate to their function? They are like
tiles or roofing shingles. This is
perfect shape for protecting & covering over the inside of the cheek.
What
structure separates the contents of the nucleus from the cytoplasm? The Nuclear
Membrane separates the contents of the nucleus from the cytoplasm.
What
is the function of the nucleoli? Why is this important? The nucleoli
make ribosomal subunits from proteins & ribosomal RNA. The importance of the ribosomal is that it
makes proteins for the cell.
Other
than the nucleoplasm and the nucleoli, what are three other materials found in
a nucleus? A) DNA, B) Chromatin, C)
Nuclear Pore
When you begin, in what position should the condenser be?
The condenser should be at its highest level when you first start to use the
microscope.
Which objective should be in place when you start? Objective 4X should be your
starting point when looking through the oculars.
Which focusing knob do you first use when you begin
looking at a slide? The
Coarse Adjusting knob will be used to help you focus.
What do you adjust if you can see two overlapping circles
with part of the object in each circle? While
looking through eyepiece (Oculars) you adjust them in or out till you only see
one circle.
How do you move the slide on the stage? To move the slide on
the stage you would use the coarse adjustment knob.
What device can be opened to increase light? A person would use the Diaphragm
or Light intensity knob to increase the light.
What is the name of the highest magnifying objective? The highest
magnifying objective is 10X or High Dry
What materials are used to clean slides? To clean slides it is recommended to use only
soap and water.
What materials are used to clean objectives? Lens paper or Lens cleaner should be used when
cleaning the objective lens.
Explain the procedure for stowing the microscope.
Make sure the lowest power
objective lens is in place, turn lamp to lowest setting, remove any slides from
the stage and wrap cord around arm or head.
Place on the shelf.
Describe two ways you can decrease light intensity. Adjusting the
condenser down or adding a blue filter.
Which objective allows you to see the largest area of
the object that you are viewing?
4X would be the best objective to use in this circumstances.Part III
Record your predictions and rationale.
The Carrot immersed in salt water will shrink and be limp due to
dehydration (the saltwater solution drawing the water out of the carrot)
causing the string to fall off and the carrot in freshwater will expand due to
adding hydration causing the string to tighten and possibly extend.
Note if there are any differences in the tightness of the strings
and the textures
for both carrots. The carrot in the freshwater expanded causing the string to tightened. Where as the saltwater carrot became limp and the string fell off.
Observe
which type of water caused an increase in cell
size. The Freshwater caused a increase in cell size. and the Saltwater caused a decreased in cell size.
What is osmosis? Osmosis is
the net diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane such as cell
membrane.
What
is moving? Water Why? Because the water is trying to find a equal Librium in concentration.
How is this important for the health of
cells? Health Cells depend on water to
keep an even balance of Osmotic pressure.
If a person were to drink a larger amount of saltwater there body would
start to dehydrate.
Table 2. Starting and Ending Carrot Measurements
Length at Start of 24 Hours
|
Length at End of 24 Hours
|
Width at Start of 24 Hours
|
Width at End of 24 Hours
|
|
Freshwater Carrot
|
4 ¼”
|
4 ½
|
5/8”
|
¾”
|
Saltwater Carrot
|
4 ¼”
|
3 ¾”
|
5/8”
|
½”
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