A thin bacteria sample section is cut with the help of a knife and then exposed to a beam of electron in TEM.
Transmission Electron Microscopy, abbreviated as TEM is a technique of microscopy in which an electron beam is emitted and is made to pass through a specimen which is an ultra thin(less than 100 nm in thickness)resulting in the formation of an image and then this image is then enlarged and focused on a fluorescent screen or on any imaging device.
