Microscopes & Cell theory

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Microscopes & Cell theory

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Microscopes & Cell theory. Microscope development:. Hans and Zacharis Janssen: 1590 –simple microscope; 2 lens in a tube Anton van Leeuwenhoek : early 1660’s- used microscope to observe nature & recorded it. Describe the properties of microscopes. Microscope: magnifies images - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Microscopes & Cell theory

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Microscope development:• Hans and Zacharis Janssen:

1590 –simple microscope; 2 lens in a tube

• Anton van Leeuwenhoek: early 1660’s- used microscope to observe nature & recorded it.

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Describe the properties of microscopes.

• Microscope: magnifies images

• Magnification: increase in size

• Resolution: increase in detail

• Two types:• Light microscopes • Electron microscopes

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Light Microscopes• Magnifies objects using

light• Simple microscopes:

have only one lens (magnifying glass)

• Compound light microscope: has two lenses

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Using the microscope:• Find total magnification: multiply power of eyepiece

(usually 10X) x power of objective lens• When focusing: always start with LOW POWER

objective• Move nosepiece all the way down and focus slowly

UPWARD using the coarse adjustment

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Electron Microscopes• 1940’s, uses electron beams

instead of light• Allows more detail, but

specimens are usually killed in the staining process

• Two types:• TEM: beam goes through

specimen• SEM: scans surface only

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Parts of a microscope• Ocular lens: lens near eye • Eyepiece: holds ocular lens• Objective lens: lens near specimen a. high power lens: longer, usually 40 X b. low power lens: shorter, usually 10 X• Nosepiece: holds objective lenses• Stage: platform supporting specimen• Diaphragm: regulates amount of light • Fine adjustment/coarse adjustment: used to focus on object• Arm: supports microscope• Illuminator: light source

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Robert Hooke discovered cells in 1665

a.Examined a wine cork(tree)

b.looked like his monastery cell so he named them “cells”

How did the Cell Theory come about?

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• Schleiden and Schwann (1838-1839) examined many types of cells

• Schleiden: botanist, discovered that all plant parts are made of cells

• Schwann: zoologist, discovered that all animals parts are made up of cells

• Both observed / different types of cells performed different functions

Schwann 

Schleiden

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• Rudolph Virchow (1855)• Physician that stated all

living cells come only from other living cells

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The Cell Theory

• All organisms are made up of cells

• Cell is the basic unit of organization

• Cells come from pre-existing cells

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Stem Cell Research

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