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Namgung Seok: cell

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There are cells in the beginning and today, in modern biology. The cell is the object that cannot be seen with the naked eye. The lens, which began to be actively produced with optical development, was used by a counter-invasive tool called the telescope and the microscope. The first microscope was an optical microscope. The early optical microscopes, compared to the actual time it takes to monitor living cells and photograph them and film them, were able to see the "Timples of large structures like cells" (331). Even though it was a humble level, from that first cell observation, science of studying life and life could come. This simple fact suggests that biology is fundamentally a big science of technology dependence. In fact, microscopes were not enough. The dyeing technique, which emerged from the 19th century chemistry, played a big part in helping to help us to look at microscopes by dyeing only certain structures of the organelles. Most of the dyeing methods developed are still used today as basic cellular processing techniques.

Korean title: 세포

Korean author: 남궁석

Korean publisher: 에디토리얼

ISBN-13: 9791190254045

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IS******
January 8, 2022

I liked it because I could get a whole new knowledge, but some of the parts I don't think that my logic would make sense.

YA****
September 10, 2020

I like kids who are interested in the science of life, and it's a good book. It's a book that doesn't give up hope, as in previous books.

DO****
September 1, 2020

I had to make a reservation and buy it with the expectation. I looked at it with anticipation, and I thought it was vague. There are many parts that are not as good as experts and are difficult to understand from the general population. Who is the reader of this book? In my case I tried to refer to the part I was working on, but it didn't. It's a vague book.

남궁석: 세포
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