👉 Photomicroscopy is a type of microscopy that uses light to magnify and study small structures, such as cells or tissues. It works by using a light source called an image plate or microscope slide, which has a thin layer of glass on top that allows light to pass through it. The image plate or slide is then placed in front of a lens or refracting device, allowing the light to bounce off and onto a screen or photographic plate. This process is repeated several times until the desired
