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9th Grade Biology: The Cell Theory
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1. All living things composed of cells, and that cells are the basic unit of structures and function in living things., all cells come from pre-existing cells.

2. What does it call a photograph of view through a microscope?

3. What is The scanning electron microscope ( SEM )?

4. What is light microscope (LM) ?

5. what type of microscopes is used to magnify objects up to about 1000 times?

6. Who first named 'cells' while looking at cork ?

7. What is difference between Light Microscope and Electron microscopes?

8. who is Antonie van Leeuwenhoek ?

9. When did electron microscopes started to be used?

10. The Trasmission electron microscope (TEM)

11. What is cell theory?

12. What is Micrograph?

13. What type of microscope is used to explore electrons internal structure.?

14. What type of microscope is used to study the surface structures of cells?

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