microscopy

Presents an introduction to bacteria, in simple text with illustrations, providing descriptions of how bacteria lives in water.

Electron microscope images demonstrate how the body works, including how blood cells move, how macrophages clean lungs, how skin cells die, and other related topics.

Presents basic techniques for using a microscope to observe and investigate a variety of materials that might be found around the house. Also includes experiments and ideas for science fair projects.

An introduction to microscopes and magnification with experiments using such easily obtained materials as comic books, leaves, hair, and potatoes.

Discover anatomical parts of the human body from hair ends to the tips of the toes as seen through a microscope.

Enumerates supplies, equipment, and procedures for microscopic experiments in four areas, the common, the tiny, plants, and animals.

Explains the basics of using a microscope and creating slides and includes instructions for activities which explore forensics, bugs and animals, water, food, and plants.

Simple text and photographs describe and illustrate how to use a microscope.

Photographs and drawings introduce twenty tiny organisms, plus red and white blood cells.