Across
- 1. Within eukaryotic cells that function like small organs
- 5. Provides stability for steady, focused view,
- 6. Breaks down wastes and bacteria
- 9. Microscope: Uses beams of electrons to see small things,
- 12. supports the sample,
- 13. Specialized structures performing specific bodily structures,
- 15. to further magnify the primary image,
- 16. Generates most of the chemical energy needed to power the cell
- 17. Holds multiple objective lenses,
Down
- 2. Acts as the control centre and stores DNA
- 3. Microscope: Captures photos/ videos to precise measurements ,
- 4. Creates proteins
- 7. Functional units for all living organisms,
- 8. An individual living system,
- 10. Microscope: To magnify small, thin, transparent specimens ( cells, bacteria),
- 11. Storage tank for water, nutrients, and waste products
- 14. Acts as a secure handle for carrying the microscope,