Human cheek cells

This is human cheek cells (mine).

Under the microscope, you will be able to see

• Nucleus
• Cell membrane

The human cheek cells are not connected in an orderly manner.

Human cheek cells are spread out.

The cells are transparent and thus, we need to stain them (with iodine).

The human cheek cells.

"Bio" teacher,

Peiyan

Onion epidermal cells

This is an image of a onion epidermal (skin) cells.


Under the microscope, you will be able to see

• Nucleus
• Cellulose cell wall
• Faint image of the central vacuole

The onion epidermal cells are arranged in a neat manner.

Onion epidermal cells do not have chloroplast as they are found underground.

The onion epidermal cell.

"Bio" teacher,

Peiyan

Happy Birthday

Happy birthday to me.


I've got 4 pages worth of birthday wishes wall posts on my Facebook.

The birthday girl,
Peiyan

My work table

This is my work table.
My friends gets jealous as I have a big table to myself (or rather, each of the trainee teachers has a table to themselves), while some are sharing tables in their school.



I like my table and I have decorated it as if I will be using it permanently.

I love my table,
Peiyan

Testing

Hello... it's been a long time since I last blogged.
This post is a testing on putting images created from Microsoft Word onto blogger post.

Lousy image quality after I increase the height.
:(

Creating Math Blog,
PeiYan