Q2.2. Microscopy and cells

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Across
  1. 2. - type of cells and tissues which you can watch under an optical microscope but not with electron microscope
  2. 7. - type of microscope allowing for seeeing large molecules and viruses
  3. 12. - a type of microscope where pictore is created by light
  4. 13. - an organelle used by plants for photosynthesis
  5. 16. - an object prepared to be watched under a microscope
  6. 19. - an assisting microscopic technique allowing for seeing transparent structures
  7. 22. - tells how many times the picture you see under a microscope is enlarged
  8. 24. - a glass part of a microscope directly responsible for its magnifying function
  9. 25. - set of lenses providing the biggest part of microscope's magnification
  10. 26. - a length-measuring unit smaller than micrometer
Down
  1. 1. - a property of microscopic picture deciding about its quality
  2. 3. - set of microscopic lenses into which you look
  3. 4. wall - an outermost layer covering fungal and plant cells
  4. 5. - type of cell which has no nucleus of other membrane-bound compartments
  5. 6. - a cell-covering structure which controls transport
  6. 8. - an eukaryoptic organelle containing majority of cell's genetic material
  7. 9. - the part of a microscope where a speciment is placed
  8. 10. - an organelle responsible for cell respiration in eukaryotic cells
  9. 11. - a form of endoplasmic reticulum used for producing proteins
  10. 14. - you get it by dividing a milimeter by 1000
  11. 15. - a protein-producing organelle present in all types of cells
  12. 17. - hair-like structures covering bacterial cells used for attaching to other cells
  13. 18. - cell with internal membrane-bound compartments
  14. 20. - type of regulation in microscope which moves the microscope's table up and down quickly
  15. 21. - external layer protecting bacterial cells
  16. 23. - gell-like environment for metabolic processess filling all cells