Hi, I want to write microscopic morphology results for type of cells. What shoul

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Hi, I want to write microscopic morphology results for type of cells. What should I write? noted that the microscope that used for checking these cells is inverted microscopy Hi, I want to write microscopic morphology results for type of cells. What should I write? noted that the microscope that used for checking these cells is inverted microscopy Hi, I want to write microscopic morphology results for type of cells. What should I write? noted that the microscope that used for checking these cells is inverted microscopy

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Inverted microscopes are unique in feature, designed with the light source and the condenser lens above the specimen. To observe the objective and turret of the microscope is on the bottom. In order to produce a real image, the objective focuses the light.

Observation of living specimens or tissues, this microscopes are used also for metallurgical samples. Valuable life process to observe like cell division, and to maintain a more natural environment for the specimen.

To write about it we need to mention first of all the working and functionality of the microscope and to include there the unique features of it.

Then going to the application part, like how we need it and what type or category of cells could be seen using this microscope.

Elaborating on the main point as the morphology results. Suppose we are talking about different types of cells. Then include there, i) Weather the cell is prokaryotic in nature, origin, ii) The direct cell can be taken from the plate or any other form (Inverted microscope), iii) give details about the shape and size being seen with the microscope, weather the cell is globular as cocci, or rod shaped as bacillus,, or spiral shaped, or even pleomorphic (no certain shape), iv) Mention the color of cell surface, etc.

In case of inverted microscope, direct petri dish for viewing instead of on a slide, is used. Here we need to mention the cell type and the colony morphology.

Include these points, Form of the colony (e.g. Circular, Irregular, Filamentous etc.), Elevation (Raised, convex, flat, etc.), Margin (Entire, undulate, fusiform etc.), Size, texture, appearance, pigmentation, optical property.

Here we could see the real images then the images with fixed in a slide, so the cell could be observed, how it in the environment, this could be included in the morphology report. In case of large metallurgical cells, the other options as mentioned above, the colony formation results should be taken into consideration. Finally a specific type of cell forming the colony, or the cells aggregate, hoe they look, color, shape, margins all should be clearly mentioned in the report.

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