how are advancements in cell biology related to development in microscopy?
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"The development of microscopy is solely dependent on cell biology, as its job is to study cells.
With the passage of time, the discovery of microscope also takes place to study cells.
Right from that of the Robert Hooke microscope to the most recent ones with the most advanced technology.
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◇Microscopes have contributed significantly in the fields of cell biology and histology where great discoveries have been made over the years. The discovery of blood cells in the human body paved the way for advanced studies in cell biology.
Early discovery of genes involved in human development by Edward Lewis, Christine Nusslein and Eric Wieschaus in 1995 is a clear demonstration of the importance of microscopes in the life sciences.
◇Microscopes have contributed significantly in the fields of cell biology and histology where great discoveries have been made over the years. The discovery of blood cells in the human body paved the way for advanced studies in cell biology.
Early discovery of genes involved in human development by Edward Lewis, Christine Nusslein and Eric Wieschaus in 1995 is a clear demonstration of the importance of microscopes in the life sciences.
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