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he observed a cork and created the term cells by looking through a microscope
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Marcello malpighi observed for the first time the blood capillaries in fish tails
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leeuwenhoek discovered protozoa, bacteria and yeast
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able to observe microorganisms including bacteria
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Better slide preperation for microscope, discoveries were made of bacteria and on the apparatus in cells
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investigated further into the research of the nucleus and cells in plants.
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Investigated animal cells and realised they were made of the same structures that schleiden theory had
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discovered that cells are formed through divisions of pre-existing cells
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discovered the idea of spontaneous generation
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observed fertilisation
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described chromosome behaviour in mitosis
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Mitochondria and chloroplasts were discovered. The electron microscope helped to observed proteins and DNA, Viruses were also explored more
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much greater magnification and resoulution of images
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The centrifuge enabled the seperation of cell nuclei. Cells were organised by size, shape and density, using the centrifuge
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The first transmission electron microscope was released. The expension of electron microscope began. Observations were made which helped understand how cells work
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allowed transmission electron microscopes to look at the structure of cell membranes which contributed towards a better understanding
