The revolution in Microscopy - Simple to electron
Journal Title: Annals of Plant Sciences - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 5
Abstract
Single cell to multiple cells, simple morphology to ultrastructural studies, Biological sciences to Nano Sciences and to some extent medical sciences, has fully or partly depended on Microscopic studies. Without Leeuwenkoek’s discovery we can’t imagine our latest development in Research. Finally, in 21st Centuary latest discovery i.e. foldscope microscopy with low cost, easily handle for our tiny school to field scientists.
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Amal Kumar Mondal, Sanjukta Mondal Parui
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