Let’s not limit it to plants, either: exquisite layers of cells can be found in your skin, in an insect’s wing, and in just about any other living tissue you choose to look at. We, and the world around …

Learn about cell biology and the different types of microscopes that allow us to observe cell structure and function.

An introduction to cells, including the history of their discovery and the development of cell theory.

And there is an electron microscope that allows you to see live cells, the Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). This technique allows you to see the surface of just about any sample, …

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Cells are the most basic unit of life. All cells have a membrane that separates them from the outside world. Although cells are small, they are not simple. Cells contain different …

All cells come from other cells. New cells are made through a process called cell division. During cell division, one cell grows and splits into two. Single cells are typically too small to be seen …

Un microscope est un instrument qui agrandit des objets trop petits pour être vus, produisant une image dans laquelle l'objet apparaît plus grand. La plupart des photographies de cellules sont …

A tour of the cell (Una visita guiada por la célula). En Campbell Biology (10° ed., págs. 92-123). San Francisco, CA: Pearson. Silfies, J. S., Schwartz, S. A. y Davidson, M. W. (2013). The …

A diagram of a typical eukaryotic cell (top), and examples of eukaryotic organisms (bottom). The bottom-left micrograph shows a unicellular amoeba, and the bottom-right photograph shows …