Provide an example of how technology has helped biologists gain a better understanding of life

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A very successful example of how technology has helped biologists, to better understand life, would be the invention of the microscope. This tool allows the observation of objects or particles that are not visible to the naked eye, because they are too small; This is because the microscope has the ability to increase the image of the object or particle for a better study of it. Thanks to this invention, the study of bacteria, cells, viruses, tissues, among others, has been facilitated or made possible.

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