Microscope Review

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3. What your light microscope does to the specimen.

4. Type of cell that does not have bound parts. Lacking a nucleus.

5. Type of light microscope that contains 2 lenses.

6. The adjustment knob used when focusing on high power.

8. Type of cell with a nucleus and bound parts.

9. You turn this to adjust the amount of light shining on the specimen.

10. The adjustment knob that one uses to FIRST focus.

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1. Contains the ocular lens.

2. Type of microscope that can see proteins and atoms.

7. Attached to the revolving nosepiece.

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