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First autolytic changes - correct answer pancreas, liver Primary Transfer - correct answer come directly from the original source Secondary Transfer - correct answer some intermediary between the original source Microscopy - correct answer the use of a microscope Light Microscope - correct answer uses light reflected off of or transmitted from a specimen through glass lenses to form a magnified image Compound Light Microscope - correct answer2 sets of lenses (ocular and objective)...

Lecture 1 - correct answer Give a brief overview of the historical events that contributed to modern cell biology. - correct answer- The cell was discovered by robert hooke in mid 1600s - He used microscope to look at them - Microscopes advanced in 1830s - Robert brown discovers nucleus in 1831 - the cell theory released. Stated that cell is unit of structure, building blocks, and free cell formation - 1855 third thing fixed saying that cells come from pre-existing cells not spontaneousl...

What are part of cell ultrastructure (Electron microscopy)? - correct answer- Plasma membrane - Nucleus - Nuclear envelope - Ribosomes - Mitochondrion - Golgi complex - Endoplasmic reticulum Where is the nucleus located? - correct answer- Centrally, stains darkly under the microscope The nucleus contains ___________ information (DNA), such as ___________. - correct answer- Genetic, chromatin What is chromatin? - correct answer- Unspooled DNA The nucleus is bound by what? ...

Indicate the correct order of steps as you bring an object into focus under high power. - correct answer1. Place slide on stage and secure with stage clips. 2. Turn on the light and center the specimen over the light source. 3. Focus specimen on low power using coarse focus adjustment. 4. Use fine focus to sharpen the image under low power. 5. Rotate high power lens into position. 6. Readjust fine focus under high power to produce the sharpest image. Label the image of a compo...

In what direction does the Becke line move upon upward focusing? - correct answer it moves toward the higher refractive index What parameters effect refractive index measurements? - correct answer the temp. and wavelength of light affects the refractive index measurements Is there an instrument that can make refractive index measurements "automatically"? - correct answer yes, it is called the GRIM What is the name of the major company that manufactures refractive index oils? - cor...

Exchange Principle - correct answer the belief that when a criminal came in contact with another object or person, a cross-transfer of evidence occurred, primarily hairs and fibers Stereo Microscope - correct answer Consists compound microscopes which are aligned side by side at the correct visual angle so that each eye sees the sample from a slightly different perspective this produces a 3D, stereoscopic image comparison microscope - correct answer2 compound microscopes joined togeth...

As the cone of light (the angularity of light) from your condenser, illuminating the specimen, becomes more axial... - correct answer(the resolution of your sample decreases, the contrast or relief of your sample increases) The numerical aperture of an objective lens is defined by NA = - correct answer nsin AA/2 Which sequence of colors is listed in order of increasing wavelengths? - correct answer Blue, green, yellow, red If you removed hairs from the front (the region where the eye an...

Antony Von Leeuwenhoek - correct answer the first to create the microscope and the discoveries that followed after opened up doors to advanced levels of biology and medicine. Hans and Zacharias Janssen - correct answer Invented the first compound microscope Anatomical Orientation - correct answer the position of the body when it is standing upright, facing forward, with both palms facing forward as the arms hang at the sides of the body Electromagnetic Spectrum - correct answer the ran...

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Epistemology - correct answer study of knowledge Metaphysics - correct answer the study of the nature of reality Logic - correct answer the study of reasoning Axiology - correct answer study of value Ethics - correct answer A system of moral principles. Aesthetics - correct answer the study of beauty Substance Dualism - correct answer The notion that mind and body consist of two fundamentally different kinds of stuff, or substances Cartesian Dualism - correct answer The vie...

philosophical method -correct answers the systematic use of critical reasoning to try to find answers to fundamental questions about reality, morality, and knowledge greatest practical benefit of philosophy -correct answers the intellectual wherewithal to improve our lives by improving our philosophy of life Why is "an unexamined life is not worth living"? -correct answers• With the attainment of wisdom, we come to understand the true nature of reality and how to apply that underst...

Who once said "I think, therefore I am"? - correct answer René Descartes What did Descartes believe? - correct answer Cartesian dualism / interactionism two distinct substances (mental/physical) but interact causally "I think, therefore I am" "intuition of the mind" rather than just senses can conceive of perfection therefore God must be perfect When did Descartes live? - correct answer (born in La Haye, France) Where did Descartes live? - correct answer France -&...

According to Genesis, what were humans made out of? - correct answer dust and the breath of God According to Genesis, humans were designed to be similar to ___ - correct answer God (as a reflection) In St.Paul's epistle to the Romans, what is his view of the moral nature of humanity? - correct answer Material (corrupt) and Spiritual (free self) *In St.Paul's epistle to the Romans, what is his view of the metaphysical nature of humanity - correct answer the nature of reality is the...

Epistemology - correct answer--study of knowledge --how and to what extent we know things Propositional knowledge - correct answer knowing that something is the case Proposition - correct answer--statement that is either true or false --assertion something is or is not a fact What are 3 necessary conditions that must be fulfilled to KNOW a proposition? - correct answer1. You must BELIEVE it. 2. It must be TRUE. 3. You must be justified in believing it is true. A belief does not c...

Hardin's "Lifeboat Ethics" - correct answer "Every human born constitutes a draft on all aspects of the environment: food, air, water, forests, beaches, wildlife, scenery and solitude. Food can, perhaps, be significantly increased to meet a growing demand. But what about clean beaches, unspoiled forests, and solitude? If we satisfy a growing population's need for food, we necessarily decrease its per capita supply of the other resources needed by men." what we owe to future ...

Questions like "What is knowledge?" and "What is truth?" are mainstays in the branch of philosophy known as _____. - correct answer epistemology The famous statement "An unexamined life is not worth living" is attributed to _____. - correct answer Socrates The study of reality in the broadest sense, an inquiry into the elemental nature of the universe and the things in it, is known as _____. - correct answer metaphysics For Socrates the good of the soul is attained onl...

Altruism - correct answer The ethical theory that right and wrong action depend of consequences for other persons, but not for oneself. Absolutism (Objectivism) - correct answer Any ethical theory that holds that there are universal ethical principles that apply to all people at all times. Categorical Imperative - correct answer A command that applies to all rational beings regardless of their desires. Egoism - correct answer The only factor to take into account in deciding what is ethi...

Substance Dualism - correct answer The notion that mind and body consist of two fundamentally different kinds of stuff, or substances Cartesian Dualism - correct answer The view that mind (or soul) and body are completely independent of one another and interact causally Materialism - correct answer The doctrine that every object and event in the world is physical Identity Theory - correct answer The view that mental states are identical to physical brain states. Functionalism - cor...

If there are no guarantees of ultimate reward and punishment, - correct answerthen it still does not follow that there are no reasons to be good. In Plato's Symposium, Diotima argues that - correct answer procreation, whether of children or works of cultural importance, brings humans nearest to immortality. It is sometimes suggested that what makes human beings unique is that, unlike - correct answer we are reflective. One apparent difference between minds and physical things is that...

a posteriori knowledge - correct answer knowledge that depends entirely on sense experience a priori knowledge - correct answer knowledge gained independently of or prior to sense experience Empiricism - correct answer The view that our knowledge of the empirical world comes solely from sense experience. Epistemology - correct answer study of knowledge principle of induction - correct answer The presumption that events that followed one another in the past will do the same in the fut...