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			== Micrograph gallery ==
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			File:WVSOM Meissner's corpuslce.JPG\|Meissner's corpuscle
			File:Dogrectum40x3.jpg\|Dog rectum
			File:CarmelOoids.jpg\|Carmel Ooids
			File:Doubledate.jpg\|Double date
			File:Colpoda400xm2.jpg\|Colpoda
			File:Amoeba400XM.jpg\|Amoeba
			File:Wilson A. Bentley snowflake, 1890.jpg\|Snowflake
			File:Misc pollen.jpg\|Misc pollen
			</gallery>

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'''Micrograph''' is a photographic or digital image taken through a microscope to show a magnified image of an object. This is an essential tool in fields such as [[biology]], [[medicine]], and [[materials science]].

== History ==
The first micrographs were made by [[Robert Hooke]], in his book ''Micrographia'' published in 1665. He used a [[simple microscope]] to observe and draw objects such as insects and plants. The term "micrograph" was first used in the 19th century, with the development of more advanced [[microscopy]] techniques.

== Types of Micrographs ==
There are several types of micrographs, depending on the microscopy technique used.

=== Light Micrograph ===
A [[light micrograph]] is an image obtained using a light microscope. This is the most common type of micrograph and can be used to observe a variety of samples, from biological tissue to materials science samples.

=== Electron Micrograph ===
An [[electron micrograph]] is an image obtained using an electron microscope. Electron micrographs have a much higher resolution than light micrographs, and can be used to observe structures at the molecular level.

=== Scanning Probe Micrograph ===
A [[scanning probe micrograph]] is an image obtained using a scanning probe microscope. This type of micrograph can be used to observe surfaces at the atomic level.

== Uses ==
Micrographs are used in a wide range of scientific disciplines. In [[biology]], they are used to study the structure of cells and tissues. In [[medicine]], they are used to diagnose diseases, such as cancer, by examining tissue samples. In [[materials science]], they are used to study the structure and properties of materials.

== See Also ==
* [[Microscopy]]
* [[Histology]]
* [[Pathology]]

[[Category:Microscopy]]
[[Category:Imaging]]
[[Category:Scientific techniques]]

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