Virtual Microscope – Animal and Plant Cells Directions: 1.View the following slides to review microscope use and observe plant and animal cells. 2.Sketch.

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Virtual Microscope – Animal and Plant Cells Directions: 1.View the following slides to review microscope use and observe plant and animal cells. 2.Sketch and record your data on the sheet provided.

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How Big Is It? 2 mm = field of view (diameter) # of specimen that fit across = 2 mm 7 ants 0.3 mm

Animal Cells This is a view of animal cells under high power. The slide has been stained to make individual organelles more visible. Sketch these cells exactly as you see them (in color). Label the following structures on your diagram: plasma (cell) membrane cytoplasm nucleus Calculate the size of each cell using the information given; record next to your sketch. 1.0 mm

Plant Cells This is a view of plant cells under high power. The slide has been stained to make individual organelles more visible. Sketch these cells exactly as you see them (in color). Label the following structures on your diagram: cell wall vacuole nucleus Calculate the size of each cell using the information given; record next to your sketch. 1.0 mm