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#Microscopy Reel by @museumofscience (verified account) - How can you observe tardigrades? You take a look at moss: their natural habitat! Our friend @tardibabe took a look and found tardigrades from two gen
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How can you observe tardigrades? You take a look at moss: their natural habitat! Our friend @tardibabe took a look and found tardigrades from two genera: Milnesium and Macrobiotus. Milnesium tardigrades have long, pointy claws and a decorated snout, which help them grab, manipulate, and stabilize their prey. Macrobiotus have shorter claws and a simpler snout, which makes them vegetarians feeding off of algae and plant cells, with the occasional relapse into a carnivorous diet when feeding on microscopic animals. It also allows them to slurp out of air bubbles. These animals highlight some of the biodiversity that can be found in microscopic environments! @Tardibabe safely returned them to their natural habitat after taking a quick look. #Science #Microscope #Microscopy #Animals #Tardigrade
#Microscopy Reel by @tardibabe (verified account) - Spring's here! 🐣🌸 As temperatures begin to rise (not fast enough imo, it's still freezing in Montreal), sap in maple trees thaws and can be collect
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Spring’s here! 🐣🌸 As temperatures begin to rise (not fast enough imo, it’s still freezing in Montreal), sap in maple trees thaws and can be collected, then boiled and concentrate into syrup and transformed into candies, desserts, and just about anything your sweetest dreams are made of. Although maple syrup is primarily composed of sugar (sucrose), its chemistry and flavor are shaped by a complex interplay of factor like sap collection and processing methods, microbial activity within the sap, environmental conditions, and the packaging and storage of the final product. Not only maple syrup is composed of sugar but also a mixture of water, minerals, organic acids, amino acids, proteins, phenol compounds and even a few vitamins. Flavors and composition also varies depending on depending on the Country it has been produced! Canada, especially the province of Quebec, where I’m from, is by far the world’s largest producer of maple syrup, followed by the United States. It’s important to recognize that maple syrup was first introduced to European colonizers by First Nations, who deserve the credit for this knowledge and tradition! As you can see from my sample, sugar from maple syrup crystallizes over time and it’s mesmerizing to look at under the microscope! 🔬 Video taken with my iPhone mounted on an Olympus BX53 microscope with an @ilabcam adapter 🔬 @evidentmicroscopy
#Microscopy Reel by @microbiochronicles - The Gram staining classic… 🧫🔬 Step by step: Crystal violet → Iodine → Decolorization → Safranin. But let's be honest for a moment… The decolorizat
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The Gram staining classic… 🧫🔬 Step by step: Crystal violet → Iodine → Decolorization → Safranin. But let’s be honest for a moment… The decolorization step is where the real art of microbiology happens. Too long? Everything turns pink. Too short? Everything stays purple. Every lab tech and microbiologist develops their own instinct for that exact moment to stop. So I’m curious 👇 What’s the best trick you learned for the decolorization step in Gram staining? • Timing? • Angle of the slide? • Drop by drop technique? • Or just pure experience? Let’s compare real lab practices in the comments. #fyp #explore #science #phd #microbiology #gramstain #microbiologylab #lablife #scientist #labtech #biotech #researchlife #laboratory #microscopy #stem #microbiologia #mikrobiyoloji
#Microscopy Reel by @microselwyn (verified account) - Why Hydrogen Peroxide Makes Blood Stains Disappear 🔬 Hydrogen peroxide works on blood stains because it breaks apart the tiny red cells that give bl
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Why Hydrogen Peroxide Makes Blood Stains Disappear 🔬 Hydrogen peroxide works on blood stains because it breaks apart the tiny red cells that give blood its color. Blood looks red because of millions of microscopic Red blood cells. These cells are like tiny water balloons filled with red pigment. When you pour Hydrogen peroxide on blood, it damages those tiny balloons. They burst open and release what’s inside. Once the cells break apart, the color spreads out and can be washed away more easily — which is why the stain fades. Those bubbles you see on the slide? That’s oxygen being released during the reaction. So hydrogen peroxide isn’t just “cleaning” the blood… it’s actually breaking the blood cells themselves. #microscope #microscopy #science #scienceexplained #sciencefacts
#Microscopy Reel by @every.min.on.a.min (verified account) - The Hardest Armor You Own Isn't Metal 🦷 Did you know your teeth are actually a masterclass in advanced ceramic engineering? Beneath the glossy surfa
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The Hardest Armor You Own Isn't Metal 🦷 Did you know your teeth are actually a masterclass in advanced ceramic engineering? Beneath the glossy surface lies a structural paradox of hydroxyapatite prisms woven into a complex, crack-defying geometric maze. These microscopic "Hunter-Schreger bands" act like biological plywood, stopping fractures in their tracks before they can shatter your smile. Hit subscribe to unlock more hidden secrets of human physics! #science #humanbody #biology #microscopy #physics #evolution #anatomy #engineering #dentistry #shorts #nature
#Microscopy Reel by @museumofscience (verified account) - Feathers: ancient, engineered, and way more than just for flight. 🪶 Our friend @tardibabe headed to Bonaventure Island and Percé Rock National Park
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Feathers: ancient, engineered, and way more than just for flight. 🪶 Our friend @tardibabe headed to Bonaventure Island and Percé Rock National Park and a feather from a Northern Gannet (Morus Bassanus) which sparked a deep dive into the story of feathers themselves. The earliest known feathered bird, Archaeopteryx, lived over 150 million years ago and likely shared a common ancestor with theropod dinosaurs. Thousands of fossil discoveries reveal that many non-avian dinosaurs also had feathers, including complex types that are not found in modern birds. Like our hair, feathers are made of keratin and grow from follicles in the skin. Once fully formed, they’re biologically inactive but functionally brilliant. A single bird can have more than 20,000 feathers. Each one is built from a central shaft called a rachis, which branches into barbs that split again into microscopic barbules. These barbules end in tiny hook-like structures that latch neighboring barbs together, like nature’s version of Velcro. A single feather can contain over a million of them. Feathers can vary dramatically in shape, size, and color depending on a bird’s life stage, season, or function, whether for warmth, camouflage, communication, or lift. And when birds molt, they don’t just lose feathers randomly. Flight and tail feathers fall out in perfectly timed pairs to keep balance mid-air. From fossils in stone to the sky above us, feathers are evidence of evolution at its most innovative, designed by dinosaurs, refined by birds, and still outperforming modern engineering. #Science #Birds #Feathers #Microscopy #Microscope #UpClose
#Microscopy Reel by @science_intoimages - Some sped up clips of Paramecium to better see the contractile vacuoles in action 🦠🔬 . . . #science #biology #microscopy
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Some sped up clips of Paramecium to better see the contractile vacuoles in action 🦠🔬 . . . #science #biology #microscopy
#Microscopy Reel by @real_dr.g - Before the images. Before the conclusions. Agar pad. Clean slide. Steady hands. Discovery begins. #ScienceMoves #Microscopy #LabLife #asmr
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Before the images. Before the conclusions. Agar pad. Clean slide. Steady hands. Discovery begins. #ScienceMoves #Microscopy #LabLife #asmr
#Microscopy Reel by @the_pixelgenix - This Needle Is Made from a Melting Metal South Korean researchers made a needle from gallium, a metal that melts near room temperature. The needle ca
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This Needle Is Made from a Melting Metal South Korean researchers made a needle from gallium, a metal that melts near room temperature. The needle can be easily shaped when warm and hardened when cooled, letting scientists create very fine, precise tips for advanced uses like microscopy. #innovation #technology​ #inventions​ #tech​ #interesting​ Credit: @euronewsnext / YT
#Microscopy Reel by @biohub (verified account) - You're looking at a new way to see entire organs at nanoscale resolution without a single cut to precious organ samples. Led in part by Gokul Upadhy
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You’re looking at a new way to see entire organs at nanoscale resolution without a single cut to precious organ samples. Led in part by Gokul Upadhyayula, the VIPS method uses light instead of physical blades to remove tissue, layer by layer, while keeping every structure intact for stunning 3D reconstructions. With this level of clarity, researchers can watch how disease rewires cells and their connections, insights that can ultimately point us toward better prevention, treatments, and cures. #imaging #science #biology #microscopy
#Microscopy Reel by @pathology_lab72 - Ursine microscopy in cells,cast, crystals miscellaneous structures #urinemicroscopyanalyzer #microscopy #urinetest #medical #medicallife💉💊❤️
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Ursine microscopy in cells,cast, crystals miscellaneous structures #urinemicroscopyanalyzer #microscopy #urinetest #medical #medicallife💉💊❤️
#Microscopy Reel by @nidana_to_diagnosis - 🗣️ALL (Acute Lymphoid Leukemia) kya hai? 🩸 ​ALL ek type ka fast-growing (aggressive) blood aur bone marrow cancer hai.☠️☠️ ​Hota kya hai? Is conditi
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🗣️ALL (Acute Lymphoid Leukemia) kya hai? 🩸 ​ALL ek type ka fast-growing (aggressive) blood aur bone marrow cancer hai.☠️☠️ ​Hota kya hai? Is condition mein, bone marrow normal lymphocytes banane ki jagah, bohot saare abnormal aur immature (kachhe) cells banane lagta hai, jinhe Lymphoblasts kehte hain. ​"Acute" kyun? Kyunki yeh bohot tezi se badhta hai. 〽️​Effect: Yeh blast cells itni tezi se multiply hote hain ki bone marrow mein healthy cells (RBCs, normal WBCs, aur platelets) ke banne ke liye jagah hi nahi bachti. Iski wajah se patient ko severe anemia, bleeding, aur frequent infections hote hain 🔵Lymphocytes kya hain? 🛡️ Lymphocytes humari body ke "defense system" 💂‍♂️🪖ke main soldiers hain. Yeh special type ke White Blood Cells (WBCs) hote hain jo infections (jaise bacteria ya viruses) 🦠se ladte hain. Simple words mein: Yeh immunity build karte hain. Inke main types B-cells (jo antibodies banate hain) aur T-cells (jo infected cells ko destroy karte hain) hote hain. Microscope ke under: Ek healthy mature lymphocyte chhota hota hai, jiska nucleus bohot dark aur compact (dense) hota hai, aur cytoplasm bohot kam hota hai. #education #knowledge #microscopy

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