Microhook function

Microhook is a tool used to manipulate and process tiny objects under a microscope. Its functions and uses are as follows:

1. Manipulation of tiny samples: Microscopic hooks are often used to manipulate tiny samples observed under a microscope, such as cells, protozoa, insects, etc. It helps to stabilize the position of the sample for better observation and analysis.

2. Create micro structures: Micro hooks can be used to make micro structures, such as micro electronic components, micro mechanical devices, etc. Through the precise manipulation of the micro hook, fine processing and assembly can be performed on a micro scale.

3. Cell manipulation: In biological research, the microhook can be used to manipulate cells and cell organs, such as stretching, cutting, fixing, etc. This is of great significance for cell experiments and research.

4. Preparation of insect specimens: In entomological research, the microhook can be used to prepare insect specimens. Through the delicate operation of the microhook, specific parts of the insect's body surface can be unfolded and fixed on the specimen for easy observation and preservation.

In general, microhook plays a very important role in scientific research, micromanipulation and experiments under the microscope, providing precise manipulation and control, and facilitating the study and discovery of the microscopic world.