Use a compound microscope with the smallest magnification to locate the cells; which resemble tiny fried eggs. Increase the magnification to see any internal structures.

HOBART | Students at Hobart Middle School recently snapped a picture of their own cells. Seventh grade students were then able to look at their own cheek cells under a microscope.

An international team of engineers and biologists is announcing it’s made a microscope that’s able to see phenomena such as single proteins diffusing through thickly-packed cells, and the ...