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	<li>What are they? Imagine you&#39;ve got a super-powered microscope that lets you see the tiniest parts of a cell. That&#39;s an electron microscope, and the pictures it takes are called electron micrographs.</li>
	<li>Real-World Example: Think of it like Google Earth for cells. You can zoom in and see every tiny detail, just like looking at streets and houses from space.</li>
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	<li>Definition: Artefacts are like photobombers in a picture. They aren&#39;t supposed to be there, but they appear because of the way the specimen was prepared.</li>
	<li>Real-World Example: Imagine baking a cake and accidentally leaving the spoon inside. That spoon is like an artefact in your cake!</li>
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	<li>Why Draw? Sometimes drawings can show cell structures more clearly than the actual electron micrographs.</li>
	<li>How to Draw? Think of it like drawing a cartoon version of a photo. You simplify the details but keep the important stuff.</li>
	<li>Real-World Example: Think about drawing a map of your room. You may not draw every book on your shelf, but you&#39;ll include the bed, desk, and main pieces.</li>
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	<li>Prokaryotic Cells: These are the simpler ones, like bacteria. They don&rsquo;t have a nucleus.</li>
	<li>Eukaryotic Cells: These are complex and have a nucleus. Humans, animals, and plants have eukaryotic cells.</li>
	<li>Real-World Example: Compare prokaryotic cells to a basic bicycle and eukaryotic cells to a fancy car. Both can get you places, but one has many more parts and features.</li>
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	<li>What is Ultrastructure? This is a fancy word for the detailed structure of a cell.</li>
	<li>How to Draw? Using electron micrographs, you can draw the whole cell to show its ultrastructure. It&#39;s like tracing a picture but adding your understanding.</li>
	<li>Real-World Example: If you&#39;ve ever traced a picture on a window, you&#39;re halfway to being a cell artist!</li>
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	<li>Electron micrographs let us see cells up close.</li>
	<li>Artefacts are like unwanted extras in the picture.</li>
	<li>Drawings can make understanding easier.</li>
	<li>Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells are the two big families of cells.</li>
	<li>You can draw cells and show their ultrastructure!</li>
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🎉 Fun Fact: Did you know that electron microscopes can magnify objects up to 50 million times? That&#39;s like turning a grain of sand into the size of a basketball court! 🏀

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Happy studying, future biologist! 🌱🔬

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Unlock Cell Structure: Electron Micrograph Drawings!

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Artefacts - the unwanted guests

Drawings - a clearer view

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