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Sizes of Cells
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What prefixes should you be able to use after watching the video?
CTI
,
milli
,
micro
, and
nano
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What is the standard unit of measurement in science?
The meter
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Why are objects in biology often measured in smaller units?
Because they are often much smaller than a
meter
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What is the average length of a German shepherd?
Around
1 meter
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What does the prefix "centi" mean?
One hundredth
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How many centimeters are in 1 meter?
100 centimeters
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What is the standard form of 1 centimeter?
1 *
10^-2
meters
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What is the width of a little finger approximately?
Around
1
centimeter
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What does the prefix "milli" mean?
One thousandth
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How many millimeters are in 1 centimeter?
10
millimeters
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What is the standard form of 1 millimeter?
1 *
10^-3
meters
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How long is a dog in millimeters if it is 1 meter long?
1,000
millimeters
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What does the prefix "micro" mean?
One millionth
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How many micrometers are in 1 meter?
1,000,000
micrometers
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What is the standard form of 1 micrometer?
1 *
10^-6
meters
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What is the typical size range of a human cell?
10 to 20
micrometers
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Why do biologists find micrometers useful?
They are useful for measuring
cell sizes
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What is the smallest unit discussed for measuring objects inside cells?
The
nanometer
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What does the prefix "nano" mean?
One
billionth
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How many nanometers are in 1 meter?
1,000,000,000
nanometers
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What is the standard form of 1 nanometer?
1 *
10^-9
meters
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How large is a molecule of hemoglobin?
Around 5
nanometers
in diameter
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What type of cells are proteins and cells measured in?
Measured using
nanometers
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What are the prefixes used for measuring small sizes in biology?
CTI
(
centi
):
1/100
Milli
:
1/1000
Micro
:
1/1,000,000
Nano
:
1/1,000,000,000
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What are the differences in size between the units discussed?
1 meter = 100
centimeters
1 centimeter = 10
millimeters
1 millimeter = 1,000
micrometers
1 micrometer = 1,000
nanometers
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