studying cells

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Across
  1. 2. drawback of optical microscope
  2. 4. uses magnets that focus beams of electrons to produce an image
  3. 6. what differences between organelles allows them to separate at different speeds
  4. 7. can't view living specimen
  5. 9. high resolution and magnification
  6. 12. x1500
  7. 16. benefit of optical microscope
  8. 18. 1/1000 of 1mm
  9. 19. where should the specimen be put in an electron microscope?
  10. 20. scanning microscope condenser lens
  11. 21. type of lens on an optical microscope
  12. 22. quality of specimen in an electron microscope
  13. 28. max resolution of a transmission electron microscope
  14. 29. large area covered
  15. 30. ability to distinguish between two objects
  16. 31. why is homoginiser ice cold
  17. 32. nanometer
Down
  1. 1. x500000
  2. 3. helps break cells open
  3. 5. type of lens on an optical microscope
  4. 8. uses rays of light passing through a specimen to create an image on the retina
  5. 10. beam of electrons passes through these first horizontally then vertically(rectangle scanned)
  6. 11. what should be done to create a short distance in an electron microscope
  7. 13. visualises surface features, produces a 3D image
  8. 14. drawback of transmission electron microscope
  9. 15. the process used to fractionate cells
  10. 17. quality of specimen in an electron microscope
  11. 18. size of image over actual size
  12. 23. drawback of scanning electron microscope
  13. 24. passes light through the specimine
  14. 25. focal spot of a scanning electron microscope
  15. 26. optical microscopes resolving power
  16. 27. break open cells and separate the organelles(kept intact)