Cells and Microscopy

Pregunta	Respuesta
Cells and Microscopy	B2.1
Role of nucleus?	Contains DNA which controls what the cell does
Role of cytoplasm?	Gel like substance where most chemical reactions happen
Role of cell membrane	Holds the cell together and controls what goes in and out
Role of mitochondria?	Where most reactions for respiration happens
Role of a cell wall?	Made of cellulose, it gives support for the cell
Role of chloroplast?	Contains a green substance called chlorophyll so that photosynthesis occurs
What don't bacterial cells have?	Bacterial cells do not have a nucleus
Chromosomal DNA	One long circular chromosome. Controls the cell's activities and replication. Floats free in cytoplasm
Plasmids	Small loops of extra DNA that are not part of the chromosome. Can contain genes like 'drug resistance' which can be passed between bacteria
Flagellum	Long hair like structure that rotates to make the bacteria move
Bacteria cells are supported by a...	Cell wall
Formula for magnification?	Magnification = Length of image/Length of specimen
What does a light microscope allow us to see?	Nucleus, chloroplast and mitochondria in cells
What does an electron microscope allow us to see?	To see smaller things in more detail

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