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Under a light microscope, cells look a bit like this...
X 100 mag
What type of cell is this? Why?
Under an electron microscope…
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Light microscope Electron Microscope
Light passes through the specimen and Passes a beam of electrons through the
then through the magnifying lenses so specimen to magnify it
you can see the object much bigger
n n
tio tio
a ca
fc f 0
ni ni 0
ag 0 ag 0 0
0 0
M 15 M 0
x
X2
Light microscope Electron Microscope
More expensive more high magnifcation
Much cheaper but lower magnifcation Gives a higher resolution.
This means you can tells the difference between 2
objects even if they are really close together.
A light microscope shows us
bacteria don't have a nucleus
An electron microscope shows
us that bacteria have two
types of DNA, chromosomal
and plasmid DNA.
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