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1.4 Western High Biology H vocab

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scientific method
Electron microscopy
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Electron microscope
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-Can be modified or implanted from one species to another. -Faulty genes may be replaced through science. -Can be dominant or recessive. ? Light microscopes use combinations of lenses to provide clear images of living and preserved specimens up to 1500x their size. ? Electron microscopes magnify 100,000x but can't be used for living organisms. There are SEM and TEM. A tool that provides an enlarged image of an object. 1.4 Vocabulary Isabella Hardman Period 7 8/25/14
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