The Study of Cells Answers

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What is microscopy?

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a technique that uses specific antibodies to visualize features of cells
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a technique that visualizes how specific genes are used within a cell
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a technique in which cells are purposefully grown under specific conditions
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an imaging technology used to study features smaller than the human eye can see
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What is cell culturing?

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a technique that uses specific antibodies to visualize features of cells
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a technique that visualizes how specific genes are used within a cell
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a technique in which cells are purposefully grown under specific conditions
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an imaging technology used to study features smaller than the human eye can see
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What are the differences between light microscopes and electron microscopes? Check all that apply.

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Electron microscopes use visible light, while light microscopes do not.
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Electron microscopes use a stream of electrons, while light microscopes do not.
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Light microscopes can visualize smaller features than electron microscopes.
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Electron microscopes can visualize smaller features than light microscopes.
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What is immunostaining?

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a technique that uses specific antibodies to visualize features of cells
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a technique that visualizes how specific genes are used within a cell
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a technique in which cells are purposefully grown under specific conditions
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an imaging technology used to study features smaller than the human eye can see
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Answers:
Selection 1:Watson and Crick
Selection 2:Koch
Selection 3:Kölliker
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Use the drop-down menus to select the best answers.Hooke and Leeuwenhoek✔ Schwann, Schleiden, and VirchowKoch and KöllikerWatson and Crick developed cell theory.

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developed cell theory.:Schwann, Schleiden, and Virchow
studied slices of wood and coined the term “cell.”:Hooke
was the first researcher to isolate and identify specific types of cells.:Leeuwenhoek
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Kölliker and KochHooke and LeeuwenhoekSchwann and Schleiden✔ Watson and Crick

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Selection 1:Watson and Crick
Selection 2:Koch
Selection 3:Kölliker
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Cell research led to the development of epidemiology, which is a field of medicine that deals with

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the study of the cellular basis of human infections.
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the study of the immune system.
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the study of how infectious diseases spread through a population.
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the study of the basic properties and functions of cells.
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Albert von Kölliker was the first researcher to isolate mitochondria, which are

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the structures in the center of cells that contain the DNA that governs all aspects of the cell’s structure and function.
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the structures within cells that generate energy for fueling cellular processes.
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foreign proteins that cause the immune system to create an antibody.
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nutrient-rich materials that provide cells everything they need to grow.
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A gene can be defined as which of the following?

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a specific chemical found in the nucleus of a cell that governs all aspects of its structure and function
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a foreign protein that causes the immune system to create an antibody
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an identifiable portion of a strand of DNA that contains the instructions for a single structure or function
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a small, nontoxic amount of a foreign substance
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Knowledge of the functioning of cells and DNA has led to the creation of new life in laboratories. What is an example of an ethical question this raises?

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Why are cells and DNA important to study?
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How do cells create new life?
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How many cells do humans have?
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Is it wrong to change or control life forms?
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What is genetic tagging?

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a technique that uses specific antibodies to visualize features of cells
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a technique that visualizes how specific genes are used within a cell
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a technique in which cells are purposefully grown under specific conditions
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an imaging technology used to study features smaller than the human eye can see
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Kölliker✔ KochWatsonHooke

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Kölliker
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✔ Koch
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Watson
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Hooke

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