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Name Date Microscopy Cells Prior to lab you should: o Know the difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells o Know the major organelles in eukaryotic cells and their basic functions o Know

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1. Prepare the microscope slide by cleaning it with a lint-free cloth to remove any dust or debris.
2. Use a pipette to place a small drop of the cell sample onto the center of the slide. Be careful not to overload the slide with too much sample.
3. Gently place a coverslip over the cell sample by holding it at a 45-degree angle and slowly lowering it onto the slide. This helps to prevent air bubbles from forming.
4. Carefully press down on the coverslip to spread the cell sample evenly and remove any excess liquid. Avoid applying too much pressure, as it may damage the cells.
5. If necessary, use a tissue paper to gently blot away any excess liquid around the edges of the coverslip.
6. Once the slide is prepared, carefully place it onto the stage of the microscope and secure it with the clips or stage mechanism provided.
7. Adjust the focus of the microscope by first using the low-power objective lens and then increasing to higher magnifications for a closer look at the cells.
8. Observe the cells under the microscope, adjusting the focus and lighting as needed to obtain a clear image.
9. Take notes and record any observations or findings, such as cell morphology, size, or any abnormalities observed.

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1. Researchers and scientists in the field of biology and medicine use microscopy techniques to study various types of cells, including those from animals, plants, and microorganisms. They may use microscopy to analyze cell structures, observe cell functions, or study cell behavior in different conditions.
2. Medical professionals, such as pathologists or histologists, may use microscopy to examine cells in patient samples, such as blood smears, tissue biopsies, or body fluids. This helps in diagnosing diseases or identifying abnormalities at a cellular level.
3. Students and educators in biology or medical-related courses use microscopy to learn and teach about cell structure and function. It allows them to visualize and understand cellular concepts in a practical and hands-on manner.

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