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Mira con atención al video y responde las siguientes preguntas

by Edwin Castillo
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¿A quiénes se les atribuye oficialmente la invención del microscopio tras notar que al alargar el tubo de un telescopio aumentaba la capacidad de aumento?

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¿Qué científico acuñó por primera vez la palabra "célula" al observar una corteza de corcho a través del microscopio?

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¿Qué tipo de microscopio se desarrolló en la década de 1930 para superar el límite óptico, utilizando un haz de electrones en lugar de luz para alcanzar aumentos de hasta 100,000x?

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