Microscopes A & P Lab

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Increased magnification, narrowing of depth of field

Increase in magnification power does not change of the position of the specimen.

Houses the genetic code, which dictates protein synthesis, playing an essential role in other cell activities such as cell transport, metabolism, and growth.

Serves as the boundary of the cell, maintains its integrity; protein molecules embedded in membrane perform various functions.

Gelatinous substance made up of organized subunits called organelles.

Part of the nucleus; plays an essential role in the formation of ribosomes.

Threadlike form of DNA, makes up the genetic material of the nucleus

Border made up of epithelial cells in the small intestine; increases the surface area for the absorption of nutrients.

Hairlike projections of cells

Single projection extending from the cell surface, similar to a cilium, only example in humans is the "tail" of the male sperm.

any of the many cell "organs" such as mitochondrion or ribosomes

Organelle in the cytoplasm of cells that synthesizes protein; sometimes called a "protein factory"

An organelle that forms a network of tubules and vesicles within a cell (contains ribosomes)

Region of endoplasmic reticulum system that does not contain ribosomes

Organelle consisting of small sacks stacked on one another near the nucleus that makes carbohydrate compounds, combines them with protein molecules and packages them for distribution throughout the cell.

Membranous organelle containing enzymes that can dissolve most cellular compounds, also known as the digestive bags of the cell.

Organelles that detoxify harmful substances that have entered the cell

Organelle in which ATP generation occurs; often called the "powerhouse" of the cell

One of a pair of tiny cylinders in the centrosome of a cell; believed to be involved with the spindle fibers formed during mitosis

Component of the cell's cytoskeleton, provides cell structure; also involved in intracellular transport.

Tough, flexible filaments that provide support and structure to the cell; also involved in cell mobility.