No prizes for guessing the first thing you'll need: a microscope. But don't worry ... Peel a thin layer of onion (the epidermis) off the cut onion. Move the stage (the flat ledge the slide sits ...

scholars and keen scientists were invited to test the AmScope M150C by viewing prepared slides that came with the microscope. Many were relevant to their recent lessons; onion epidermis ...

“When we were in elementary school, we studied plant cell structure by observing onion cells under the microscope,” Shih ... The cells in the thin epidermis of an onion are already handily ...

Led by Prof. Wen-Pin Shih and graduate student Chien-Chun Chen, the researchers used cells within an onion's epidermis – this is the thin translucent membrane located right beneath the onion's ...

On October 12, 2024, in Xinyang, Henan province, central China, a video captured a creative experiment as a man set out to build his own high-powered microscope ... layer of onion skin as his ...

Researchers from the National Taiwan University have found a way to create artificial muscles from onion epidermis cells which, unlike artificial muscles made from other materials, can bend and ...