MicroLab Presentation.

By: Alberto Hernandez, Rodel Manalo, Anthony Martin, and

Michael Azer.

Amoeba ProteusThe Amoeba Proteus looks like a simple cell and nothing more in this ill-drawn portrayal of it. 100x magnification

This actual image of the Amoeba Proteus gives more detail than the image on the left.

Paramecium CaudatumIt looks like an olive in a way, if olives were oval. 100x magnification

This real image of Paramecium Caudatum shows more detail than the drawn one on the left.

Plasmodiophora BrassicaeThe Plasmodiophora Brassicae looks like an ocean of scales with pieces of land in the middle. 40x magnified

This one fits my description better because you probably already knew this is a real picture of it through a microscope.

Lab QuestionsWhat did you learn about microscopes?

We learned that microscopes can be used to view things that can not be seen with the eye alone. We also learned about how we are surrounded by microscopic organisms, dead and alive.

What other extra information did you gain because of this lab?

We learned about the different magnifications a compound microscope can use, what kinds of organisms are around us, and what they look like.

How could this lab have been made better?

• This lab could have been made better if we could have seen each slide in different magnifications, or if we could have a few more different slides to look at.

CREDITS

Special thanks to the crew:

Anthony MartinAlberto HernandezRodel ManaloMichael Azer