Cell structure and micro-organisms - class-XI
Description: cell structure and micro-organisms | |
Number of Questions: 129 | |
Created by: Sharvani Hegde | |
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The largest biological cell is often cited as the .......... egg.
The largest cell measuring 170 mm X 130 mm, is the egg of
The .......... is the largest cell in the human body.
Which microscope is best to study cell division in functional state?
The first person to see a living cell under the microscope was__________
Cell lineage theory proposed by ___________________
The figures of cork cells as seen by Robert Hooke were published in his book called as_______________
Robert Hooke discovered the nucleus.
Hooke observed as boxes or cells in the cork were actually .......... cell.
The first person to see a cell under the microscope was _______________
Magnification power of a light compound microscope depends on
A Dutch Scientist A.V. Leeuwenhoek discovered bacteria for first time in
Robert Hooke
Who discovered and coined the term 'cell'?
Antony Van Leeuwenhoek discovered bacteria. He belongs to which of the following country?
The nucleus of cell was discovered by
Robert Hooke used the term cell in the year
The credit of applying a microscope for the first time for the study of biological object goes to
The most advanced form of microscope is
Who invented the first compound microscope?
Who had a great contribution in the field of microbiology?
Leeuwenhoek was the first who observed .......... under the microscope.
9X was the maximum magnification of .......... microscope.
Single lens microscope was built by
Microscope used by Robert Hooke had a magnification of
The term cytology was coined by
An optical instrument used to observe small organism is called as_____________.
The cell arises from pre-existing cell was stated by
The term microscope was coined by
The scientist who saw the living cell for the first time was
The name 'cell' was coined by
In 1665, Robert Hooke first observed cells in
Unstained living cells can be best studied by
Robert Hook's observations were published in __________________.
The distribution of two or more specific molecules within a cell can be studied by using
The cell, as a basic unit of structure of living things, was discovered by
Which one of the following can be visualized under fluorescent microscope?
Very high wavelength rays are used in one of the following microscope.
Fluorescent microscope is used
Binding of specific proteins on regulatory DNA sequences can be studied by means of
Separation of chromatids during metaphase and behaviour of chromosomes during mitotic and meiotic divisions can be best studied by
The distribution of two or more specific molecules within a cell can be studied by using
The nucleus of the cell was observed by______________________
In light compound microscope, the power of oil immersion lens is
The part of a cell that can be seen with an electron microscope, but cannot with a light microscope is/are
Microorganisms can be seen with the help of a
The history of the cell began in 1665 with the publication of Micrographia in London by
Can microorganisms be seen with the naked eye?
"Omnis-cellula-e-cellula" was given by
The device used to see the magnified images of cells is called as
The scientist who stated that plants and animal's body is consisted of cells was
_______ discovered cells.
The resolving power of a compound microscope will increase with
If the magnification of ocular lens is 10x and objective lenses with the magnification of 10x, 20x, 30x, and 43x of microscope . Which of the following can not be achieved with this microscope?
The magnification power of Leeuwenhoek's microscope was
Which of the following organism can be observed in the smear of pond water?
Antony Leeuwenhoek is known for
Bacterial slides can be seen under
Which of the following microscope used an electron beam to magnify the image of the object?
Study of structure, physiology, biochemistry, development, evolution, genetics of a cell is called
Living cells were first observed by
Study related to structure of cells is
Cells were observed prior to Robert Hooke by
First successful culture was obtained by
Microscope used by Leeuwenhoek, was
The first microscope was invented by
Study of cells in all aspects is
Leeuwenhoek was
Study of cell structure under microscope is
The term microscope was coined by
The class room compound microscope was invented by
Which one of the following microscopes can be used for studying unstained and dividing cells?
The scientist to first employ magnifying glass for studying living beings is
The reflector of a classroom microscope is
Present-day condenser of the optical microscope was developed by_________.
Ocular lens is placed
Robert B. Tolles is famous in microscopy for the invention of
Dark field microscope was invented by
Nose piece of a microscope is ____________.
What is the magnification of common oil immersion lens?
Fluorescent screen or photographic plate is used for observation in
In which of the following microscopes direct observation is not possible?
Fluorescent microscope employs
Lenses used in ultraviolet microscope are
Stop disc is meant for
Stop disc is used in which microscope?
Detailed structure of biological molecules can be known with the help of _____________.
A living cell can be best studied by the means of______________.
Fluorescent microscope uses _______________.
Light is split into two beams in
What is the magnification of scanning probe microscope?
The microscope used for detecting defects in electrical conductors and computer chips is____________________________.
A student wants to study the metaphasic behaviour of chromosomes in a living cell. The technique most suitable is
High wavelength UV rays are used in
The types of lenses in a compound microscope are
A living cell is to be studied without staining. A microcsope that can be used for this is
Distribution of two or more specific molecules within a cell is studied by _______________.
A chemical substance irradiated with ultraviolet rays emits visible light. What is it called?
A major breakthrough in the studies of cells came with the development of electron microscope. This is because
What kind of microscopy uses acridine orange?
In light microscope which lens does not take part in image formation?
Robert Hooke used the ................... to look at the cells for the first time.
The conjugation of antibodies with which of the following is useful in fluorescence microscopy?
Dry weight of macromolecules like RNA, proteins and DNA can be known through which method?
Which of the following statements is not true?
The first compound light microscope was constructed by which scientist?
The resolving power of a compound microscope will enhance with
Magnifying glasses were used for studying living beings for the first time by _________________.
Kepler and Galileo developed
Zernicke invented which microscope?
Branch dealing with study of cell is
A compound microscope has the widest field when eyepiece and objective lenses are .............. respectively.
The instrument used to observe cells is
Which one of the following is surrounded by a callose wall ?
Robert Brown discovered the cell.
Unicellular microscopic organisms were first studied by
Zernike was awarded Noble prize for the discovery of
The only microscope which gives 3D images is
Very high wavelength rays are used in one of the following microscope.
Binding of specific proteins on regulatory DNA sequences can be studied by means of
Zernike was awarded Noble prize for the discovery of
The branch of biology dealing with structure, function and reproduction of cell is
Phase contrast microscope is
A fluorescent microscope is used
Light microscopes
If a microscope has a $10\times$ objective lens and $10\times$ ocular lens, it would magnify the object by
The strength of magnification of oil immersion lens is
Anton van Leeuwenhoek was from