The microscope is used to see<span> objects that are too small to be </span>seen<span> by the naked eye.</span><span> Light Microscopy is the oldest, simplest and most widely-used form of microscopy. Specimens are illuminated with light and are 1000 times magnified. </span><span>Compound microscopes have a higher magnification and are used to view cells</span>
Toxicology is the study of how chemicals can affect both people and other living things.
<h3>What is the importance of toxicology?</h3>
The scientific study of harmful effects caused by chemicals on living things is known as toxicology. It entails keeping track of and documenting symptoms that appear after exposure to harmful chemicals. Typically, toxicity only occurs when a chemical that may be harmful reaches sensitive tissues, such the reproductive organs, in excess of a predetermined amount.
The processes by which these compounds cause toxicity will be investigated by toxicologists, as well as the methods for identifying these substances in diverse sample types.
A further aspect of toxicology is determining the best ways to handle people or animals that have been exposed to specific poisons.
Environmental toxins, naturally occurring chemicals, pharmaceutical compounds created for human use in medicine, and other substances are all evaluated by toxicologists.
This is straight from google "<span>During photosynthesis, a plant is able to convert solar energy into a chemical form. It does this by capturing </span>light<span> coming from the </span>sun<span> and, through a series of reactions, using its energy to help build a sugar molecule called glucose. Glucose is made of six </span>carbon atoms<span>, six </span>oxygen atoms<span>, and twelve </span>hydrogen<span> atoms."</span>
Explanation: Electrophoresis displays the entire DNA sequence, whereas fingerprinting allows you to quickly identify someone. But they have one thing in common: they are both so distinctive that it is nearly impossible for two persons to have the same fingerprint/DNA sequence.
