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Card 6
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Why must the solution be isotonic?
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Card 7
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Why is the solution buffered?
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Card 8
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Why are cells homogenised?
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What do you get from spinning the filtrate at a low speed?
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Card 10
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What happens when it is spun at a faster speed than the first time?
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Card 11
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What organelle is found at the fastest speed?
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Card 12
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What are the two advantages of using an electron microscope?
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Card 13
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Give two main limitations of the transmission electron microscope.
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Card 14
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What is the function of the rough endoplasmic reticulum?
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Card 15
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What is the job of the smooth ER?
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