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The Compound Light Microscope<\/h3>\n
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Microscope Key Points, Diagrams, and Quizzes<\/a><\/p>\n Exploring Magnification: Power of Ten video<\/a><\/p>\n How to use the microscope video<\/a><\/p>\n Appendix A<\/a> of your Lab Manual – Use and Care of Microscopes<\/p>\n 1.<\/strong><\/span> 4. <\/p>\n Simple staining is the addition of ONE type to stain that will allow you to better see cells and\/or structures under the light microscope.<\/p>\n In lab you will view and draw cheek and onions cells that were stained with toluidine blue using your compound microscope.<\/p>\n How would you describe the animal cells? The plant cells? Size, shape organization? What\u00a0structures and organelles<\/strong>\u00a0can you see that help you identify the type\/kingdom of these cells? What cellular organelles can’t you see? Why can’t you see them?<\/p>\n Video: Osmosis in Red Onion Epidermis<\/a>\u00a0– (1:41) flushing various concentrations of solution through these plant epidermal cells.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Video: Osmosis in Red Blood Cells<\/a>-(3:47) see how red blood cells appear in isotonic, hypertonic and hypotonic soloutions.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nReminders<\/h3>\n
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In lab you will use prepared slides to practice using a compound microscope – draw what you see and label at least 2 structures you can see within your organism.<\/h3>\n
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