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What was Robert Hooke responsible for in 1665?

Described units as cells

What year was the first scanning electron microscope built?

1937

What is the role of chloroplast?

Photosynthesis - Captures light & energy and converts it chemical energy

What makes up organs?

Tissues

Imagine a cell as its own world. What would Ribosomes be considered to be?

Factories

Give an example of a prokaryotic cell (unicellular)

Bacteria/yeast

Identify the role of a sperm cell

Fertilise egg (ovum) cells

Name a specialised plant cell.

Palisade Cell

"nm" stands for what scientific unit of measurement?

nanometre

What is the role of a ciliated cell?

Ciliated cells have cilia (external hair-like component) that support mucociliary removal form the respiratory system & move ovum through the reproductive.

Name the Pinkish-Red squiggly things and their function.

Mitochondria - converts and releases energy in a cell

Identify a difference between plant and animal cells.

Lysosomes, chlorophyll, chloroplast, cell walls

True or False: Not all cells look the same?

TRUE

What do cells make up in the levels of organisation of life?

Tissues

What did Rudolf Virchow propose in 1858?

All cells come from pre-existing cells.

What kind of cell is this?

Blood

What is the different between Rough ER and Smooth ER?

Rough ER has visible ribosomes. Smooth ER has no visible ribosomes.

What is this cell called?

Neuron/Nerve

There are two types of cells. Name the cell that is multicellular.

Eukaryotic Cell

Name the organelle which controls all activity, including metabolism and reproduction, within the cell?

Nucleus

State a piece of cell theory.

All organisms are composed of cells.

What is the function of a cytoplasm?

The clear fluid that suspends organelles in a cell

What does TEM stand for?

Transmission Electron Microscope

What types of Light (optical) Microscopes are there?

Monocular & Binocular