Tardigrades that seem cute to some and creepy to others are interesting living creatures contributing to the ecosystem. They are widely observed by students and researchers when studying microscopes and microscopic examinations. Tardigrades usually live in ponds, lakes, and meadows but also found in deserts and sand dunes. But How to Observe Tardigrades Under the Microscope? This article covers the appearance of tardigrades under a … [Read more...]

With the advancement in science and technology, the latest laboratory equipment has been introduced to help scientists and researchers with their work. Microscopes are one such lab equipment that allows the observer to examine tiny specimens and microorganisms. There are different types of microscopes with different magnifications and resolutions. Two of the most popular types are light microscopes and electron microscopes. Here, we will discuss … [Read more...]

Ringworm is a contagious skin infection caused by fungi on your skin, nails, and hair. It may cause the skin to peel, flake, burn, or crack. Yet, the appearance of ringworm and its causative agent differs when specifically viewing it under the best compound microscope. It is not only common in humans but also in animals like cats and dogs. As the infection is transferable, you must take extra care. This article tells you what does ringworm … [Read more...]

Permanent slides are excellent for teaching processes and organism anatomy to students. They take away the worry and effort of preparing the slides repeatedly. However, making permanent slides requires specific techniques and reagents. This article tells you how to make permanent slides of fungi, insects, or others. What are Permanent Slides? Permanent slides have organisms preserved in a mounting medium to help students study and … [Read more...]