How to Mount a Microscope Slide
Carefully lower the coverslip slowly with an angle. This permits air to escape from the other side so you can make a bubble free microscope slide.
Microscopes
This page lists topics related to microscopes, including the history of microscopes, different types of microscopes, and parts of compound and stereo microscopes.
Hair Under a Microscope
This post discusses the biology, the structure, the stereo and compound microscopic view of hairs, and its application on forensic science.
5 Science Facts Behind Astonishing Electron Microscope Images
Were images taken by electron microscopes? You will learn how to recognize images from EM and the difference between SEM and TEM.
How to See Bacteria on Your Hand (Bacteria Handprint)
A step-by-step guide to make your bacteria handprint. Bacteria colony morphology differs in shape, size, color, and margin.
Biological Stains for Microscope You Can Find at Home
Biological stains are used for better visualization of microscope specimens. Some pet medicine at your home and food-coloring dye can be used as well.
10 Everyday Things You Should Look at Under a Microscope
They are cheek cells, onion skin, yeast cells, mold, eggshell membrane, water bears, pond water microorganisms, pollen, salt, sugar, pepper, and soap form.
What Living Things You Can See Under a Light Microscope?
Most cells are visible under a light microscope, but mitochondria and bacteria are barely visible. An electron microscope is required for virus and DNA.
Can You See Viruses Under a Microscope?
No. Viruses are too small to be seen with an optical microscope. An electron microscope is required to see viruses.
How to Choose the Right Microscope (Compound Microscope vs. Stereo Microscope)
How to choose the right microscope for your need. We discuss types of samples are suitable for the compound microscope vs. stereo microscope.