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Observe various types of cells from eukaryotic
organisms using a compound light microscope
Identify similarities and differences among these cells
Identify the cells that come from producer and
consumer organisms
Anton von Leeuwenhoek observed
organisms in pond water
Robert Hooke observed cork in plants and
coined the term “cell”.
Above diagram states the
three principles of the Cell
Theory
Scientists provide data to support a theory
Above diagram includes the names of
two scientists supported the cell
theory.
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A – Cork, Prepared slide, 100x
B – Cheek, Methylene blue stained slide, 400x
C – Onion, Iodine stained slide, 400x
D – Elodea, Prepared slide, 100x or 400x
E – Frog Blood, Prepared slide, 100x
F – Human Blood, Prepared slide, 400x
G – Rhizopus (bread mold), Prepared slide, 100x
H – Tape worm parts, Prepared slide, 100x
Microscope Use Reminders
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Part B are the objective lenses
Part E is the Course Adjustment – use first and only on low
power
Part F is the Fine Adjustment – use with all three powers
Part G is the Diaphragm for contrast
Labels b, c, and d are white blood cells
Label a are red blood cells