Liquid-based cytology has revolutionized the way we examine cellular specimens, offering enhanced clarity and improved diagnostic capabi...

After many years of collaboration, we celebrate our enduring partnership with our friend and collaborator Willem Cramer, a passionate mi...

The classic definition of “mineral” is, in general terms, a mineral is an element or a chemical compound that is normally crystallin...

Phacus longicauda is a species of flattened, pointed single-celled protist microalgae belonging to the phylum Euglenozoa. It is a solita...

Red blood cells (RBCs) also known as erythrocytes are the most abundant cell in the human body. With a staggering number of 25 trillion...

A bell animalcule or Vorticella is a tiny animal that has the shape of a bell. Bell animalcules form an important group within the unice...

Fabrication of a botanical preparation is not that easy. It is a lengthy and laborious activity to make a botanical preparation...

As we journey through the complexities of the human body, we often encounter deviations from the norm, such as cancer, where certain cel...

Inland aquatic ecosystems reproduce on a small scale the terrestrial ones in each of their droplets. A microscope, curiosity and...

Anthracosis emerges as a lung disease silently affecting those immersed in the world of coal, carbon, or soot. As individuals encounter...

Antony van Leeuwenhoek, a pioneer in the world of microscopy, made groundbreaking discoveries that opened new windows into the microscop...

Hemolysis, the rupture of erythrocytes (red blood cells) with the release of their cytoplasm into the surrounding fluid, such as blood p...