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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Resolving Power

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Measurement of resoution, distinguishing objects separation at small differences.

#2
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Limit of Resolution can be calculated using

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Abbe equation

#3
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Numerical Aperture

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measure of angle of cone of light entering objective lens. as numerical aperture increases, resolving power increases, limit of res. decreases

#4
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working distance

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space between objective and object being viewed

#5
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Maintaining a continuous refractive index

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enhances resolving power, immersion oil enables best refractive index

#6
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Blood is composed of

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Plasma, Leukocytes, Erythrocytes, platelets

#7
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Plasma contains

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water, inorganic salts, organic matter, gases, proteins, antibodies

#8
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Leukocytes

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White blood cells, Consist of granulocytes, agranulocytes

#9
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Granulocytes

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Basophils, Neutrophils, Eosinophils

#10
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Agranulocytes

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Monocytes, lymphocytes

#11
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Basophils

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rarest leukocyte, many dark granules

#12
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Neutrophils

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common leukocyte, multilobed nucleus, small granules

#13
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Eosinophils

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rare, dark, figure 8 nucleus, distinctly dark red

#14
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Lymphocytes

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large nucleus, no granules

#15
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Monocytes

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large bean nucleus, small granules

#16
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thrombocytes

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small fragments

#17
Front (Question)

Wright and Leishman stain

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Polychromatic stain made from eosin and methylene blue that helps to visualize blood based on ionic charge. Eosin is negatively charged, so it stains positive components like hemoglobin, eosinic granules, and proteins. Methylene blue stains DNA and RNA. Both components stain neutral components.

#18
Front (Question)

DNA Electrophoresis purpose and method

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Determines DNA fragment size of unknowns by using restriction enzymes to make known fragments. DNA electrophoresis separates DNA fragments to allow for comparison, and unknown fragment sizes can be determined from the known fragment sizes.

#19
Front (Question)

Plasmid

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Circular DNA, 1-200kiloBP. can be manipulated with molecular cloning and cut with restriction enzymes.

#20
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Bacteriophage (lambda)

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Virus that infects bacteria, 48KBP. Can be cut by bacterial restriction enzymes with DNA as a protection mechanism.

#21
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Restriction enzymes and electrophoresis have led to the development of

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DNA fingerprinting and molecular cloning. Can be used to determine any fragment size of DNA

#22
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EcoRI

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restriction enzyme, cuts GAATTC

#23
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3 necessary components for electrophoresis

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charged particles, movement medium(like buffer and agarose gel), and an electric field.

#24
Front (Question)

DNA charge

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negative, phosphate groups