How the Cheek Cells Appear Under a Microscope and to Improve their Form and Structure

Cheek Cells Lab Report
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Introduction
Microscopes are used to study small live organisms that are not visible to the human eye; cheek cells are one of the most common examples in the laboratory since they are easy to get and constantly available. Cells are difficult to view without the use of a microscope, which is why a greater knowledge of how they look, their size, form, and role in the general operation of the body is required (Wu, Merchant, & Castleman, 2010). Even though there are several sample cells to utilize, the focus of these experiments is on our cheek cells because they are the easiest to obtain. The purpose of this experiment is to see how the cheek cells appear under a microscope and to improve their form and structure.
Statement of the problem
Cells are tough to inspect with the naked eye, as previously said, which is why this instrument is necessary. To understand how bacteria interact with and respond to their surroundings, many microorganisms must be studied under a microscope. Because viewers may write and absorb crucial information about a thing through observation, it is one of the pillars of knowing a thing.
Hypothesis
Under the microscope, we anticipate viewing the whole contour of the cheek cells and maybe gain a clearer sense of how they appear, as well as sketch the image observed. After that, the students should have a good idea of how cells appear under a microscope and understand the remarkable creation of these machines, which has ai...