1. An instrument that uses a beam of electrons to visualise cellular structures and thereby examine cellular architecture; the resolution is much greater than that of light microscope, allowing detailed ultra-structural examination.

    An instrument that uses a beam of electrons to visualise cellular structures and thereby examine cellular architecture; the resolution is much greater than that of light microscope, allowing detailed ultra-structural examination.

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  2. An instrument consisting of a source of visible light and a system of glass lenses that allow an enlarged image of a specimen to be viewed.

    An instrument consisting of a source of visible light and a system of glass lenses that allow an enlarged image of a specimen to be viewed.

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  3. M.J. Schleiden and T.Schwann proposed the cell theory. Rudolf Virchow modified the cell theory and stated that every cell arises from pre-existing cell.

    M.J. Schleiden and T.Schwann proposed the cell theory. Rudolf Virchow modified the cell theory and stated that every cell arises from pre-existing cell.

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  4. The smallest cell is PPLO and largest cell is ostrich egg

    The smallest cell is PPLO and largest cell is ostrich egg

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  5. In a cell of plants, animals, fungi and protists, a well organised nucleus is present (1.e., such a nucleus is bounded by an envelope and has nucleolus) and membrane-bound organelles such as endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, chloroplasts and Golgi apparatus are present. Such cells are called eukaRead more

    In a cell of plants, animals, fungi and protists, a well organised nucleus is present (1.e., such a nucleus is bounded by an envelope and has nucleolus) and membrane-bound organelles such as endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, chloroplasts and Golgi apparatus are present. Such cells are called eukaryotic cells.

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