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YOGURT
-Based on the 40x/ 0.65 magnificent lens by using the microscope, we can see that the
movement of the Bacteria Lactobacillus.
-The shape of the bacteria should be the rod- shaped. From here we can see that the colour of
the bacteria is a bit pinkish. However, due to some error, the actual shape cannot be seen. We
are lacking of skill in handling the microscope.
-The bacteria that is lactobacillus is classified as prokaryotic. Since it does not have the
membrane bounded organelles such as the Golgi complex, chloroplast, lysosome and such
on.
-To distinguish between the prokaryote and an eukaryote under the microscope, observe the
characteristic of the bacteria. If chloroplast, the Golgi complex and lysosome are present ,
then it can be concluded that the bacteria is an eukaryote .
DRAIN WATER
-Protozoa are visible under the microscope. The protozoa is green in colour with a rapid
movement. Observed under 40x/0.65 magnificent lens using the microscope. Others
component cannot be identified.
-The color of the red blood cells that can be seen is red.
-The shape of the red blood cell is a bit blurry and cannot be define .Observed under the 10x
magnificent lens using the microscope.
-The red blood cell has no movement recorded. The staining of the red blood cell is a bit
thicker, making the other component such as platelet, white blood cell cannot be identified.
-During the high power objective lens, we take too much time focusing on the slide. So we
need to restart the observation again.
SAMPLE SLIDE B ( WHITE )
- By using microscope with the 40x/0.65 magnificent lens has no movement recorded.
1) internet
http://www.diffen.com/difference/Eukaryotic_Cell_vs_Prokar
yotic_Cell
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactobacillus
2) book
Pollard, Thomas D., and William C. Earnshaw. Cell Biology. Second ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier,
2008. Print.