Molecular Biology

Warm-up                        23 October 2016

Answer the following in complete sentences/formal response:

** use your Using A Compound Microscope Lab**

1. What 2 parts are the reason that a compound light microscope is called “compound”? What are the specific names of these 2 parts?
2. What are 4 things that you need to do with your compound light microscope before you put it away at the end of the lab?
3. Why do you need to use only fine focus/adjustment when you look at a slide using the high power objective?
4. What is the name of the part of the compound light microscope that you place the slide sample on?
5. What is the part of the microscope that can change the amount of light that comes up through your specimen?

Today’s Schedule:

Unit Learning Target: How are cell structures adapted to their functions?

Day Learning Target: I can compare & contrast eukaryotic plant and animal cells

1. Warm-up… stamp INB: Microscope Use
2. Using A Compound Microscope Lab… finish today, due tomorrow
3. fill in the data table on magnification
4. Cell Ultrastructure & Function Matrix… stamp Thursday
5. Book definition column ONLY
6. Estimating Size Under the Microscope Lab… start today
7. background
8. data collection