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Important Questions on Cell - Structure and Functions

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Who discovered cells in the human body?
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The concept of “Omnis cellula-e cellula” regarding cell division was first proposed by:
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Which one of the following statements is true for a microscope?
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Why do we stain the 'study material'?
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Draw a ray diagram to illustrate the action of a convergent lens as reading glasses or a magnifying glass.
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Why could cells not be observed and studied for thousands of years?
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Viruses can be seen by simple microscope.
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Can we prepare slides without using stains? If not, why?
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Differentiate between dry and wet mounts.
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What precaution should be taken while placing a coverslip over the study material?
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A microscope is a useful optical device, as everyone agrees. It has a_____. (magnifier/concave lens)
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What purpose is served by the coverslip?
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What is mounting of slides? What are the two types of mounts prepared?
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Write the quadrants in which the following points lie:

-4,7

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Describe stepwise how you would make a slide of an onion peel and observe it under a microscope.
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Match the name of the scientist given under column 'A' with the organism or the product was given under column.

  Column 'A'      Column 'B'
1. Leeuwenhoek   (a)  phagocytes
2. Elic Metchnikoff   (b)  microscope
3. Louis Pasteur (c)  penicillin
4. Alexander Fleming  (d) antiseptic
5. Edward Jenner (e) pasteurisation
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Differentiate between temporary and permanent slides.
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Why are plant and animal specimens usually stained with dyes before observing them through a microscope? Name one stain (or dye) used for this purpose.