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Baker's Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) is a fungus that is used for baking and brewing. Here I show you how the yeast is actively producing carbon dioxide gas by cell respiration under the microscope.
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![Some of my BLOOD CELLS look strange, but I am OK!
Some red blood cells have a strange shape, they look spiky. These red blood cells are called Acanthocytes and they appear when the blood starts to dry up under the microscope. Red blood cells, also known as erythrocytes, are responsible for carrying oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body. Red blood cells contain a protein called hemoglobin, which binds to oxygen molecules and transports them through the bloodstream. White blood cells, also known as leukocytes, help to defend the body against infection and disease. They are part of the immune system and work to fight off harmful bacteria and viruses. Some of them are able to change their shape as they hunt down bacteria. At the end of the video, I also want to show you how to put a small droplet of blood on a microscope slide for observation. [video: 275]
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![Top 13 Water Microorganisms Under the Microscope: A Beginners Guide
In this video, I showcase and identify common water microorganisms, perfect for beginners exploring life under the microscope. From paramecia and vorticella to rotifers and diatoms, youll learn to recognize and understand the fascinating organisms found in water samples. I also highlight the differences between single-celled organisms like ciliates and multicellular ones like worms and algae. Whether youre new to microscopy or looking to improve your identification skills, this guide will help you understand the incredible diversity of microscopic life.
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[0:20] Paramecium
[1:08] Vorticella
[1:58] Rotifers
[2:47] Diatoms
[3:33] Algae (single celled)
[4:21] Annelids (worms)
[4:54] Bacteria (Phase contrast and DIC, not brightfield)
[5:43] Flatworms
[6:20] Nematodes
[6:56] Flagellates
[7:19] Amoeba
[7:50] Algae (filamentous)
[8:23] Crustaceans
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