Explore the world under the microscope

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Publish Date: 2005-05-31
Features: This book describes the strange landscapes of the microscopic world: from dust to DNA, from the eyes of a fly to the influenza virus—all of which are invisible to the naked eye. The dazzling images magnified thousands or even millions of times show the infinite mysteries of the microscopic world. On the carefully recommended green website of this book, you can enter the bizarre microscopic world and embark on a challenging and thrilling journey where you can see, do, and learn: You can see stunning close-up photos of insects. You can learn many techniques for using microscopes. Many tiny things that you rarely see in daily life, such as hair and sand, are captured in close-up. You can observe the physiological functions of various parts of cells firsthand. You can see real viruses and videos of cell growth and division. Follow the guidance to try cutting plants and observe and study plant cells. Appreciate aquatic plants swimming in water. Teach you to become an amateur microscope detective. Provide detailed and convenient help for your homework, slide creation, and school screenings.