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Objective:
Materials:
Cover Slips
Pipette
Iodine
Onion
Microscope
Procedure:
peel the onion, get one layer of it and it should be super thin.
place the onion peel onto the slide and smooth out any wrinkles with
put one drop or two of iodine onto the top of the onion cell
drop the cover slip over the onion cells by placing one end of the cover
slip into the iodine and dropping the other side down. This helps to
prevent bubbles.
check for bubbles, try to remove it by lightly tapping with the bulb end of
the pipette or placing a tissue on the liquid at the edge of the cover slip
observe under the microscope place the slide on the stage of the
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RECORDING OF OBSERVATION
Observation 1
2. Which structures of the cell can you see? Do you see the cell wall, the
nucleus and a large vacuole contained in the cytoplasm?
Observation 2
a. rectangular
b. circular
c. triangular
d. polygonal
a. nucleus
b. cytoplasm
c. DNA
d. vacoule
a. True
b. False
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4. Does the nucleus become more conspicuous after staining?
a. True
b. False
a. central
b. peripheral
c. vertical
d. diagonal
a. spherical
b. oval
c. irregular
d. spiral
7. Sketch the onion peel cell as seen under the microscope. Label the
parts such as the cell wall (2 points), cytoplasm (2 points), vacuole (2
points) and the nucleus (2 points).
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