Microscopic Hook

Microhook is a tool commonly used for observation and manipulation of microscopes. It is usually made of nickel-iron alloy or stainless steel, with a slender tip and a curved shape.
The tip of the microhook is usually very small and can be used to observe and manipulate tiny samples, cells or organs. It is commonly used in biology, medicine, microscopy and laboratory research.
Microhook can be used for multiple tasks, such as:
1. Separation and movement of cell or organ structures: The microhook can be used to separate and move cells or organ structures by gently piercing and manipulating. This is very useful for studying cell function, cell division, tissue development, etc.
2. Manipulation and adjustment of sample position: The microhook can be used to adjust the position of the sample under the microscope to make it easier to observe or perform further operations.
3. Removal of unwanted tissue or substance: The microhook can be used to remove impurities, foreign matter or dead cells in cell culture to improve the quality and clarity of the sample.
In general, the microhook is a very useful tool that can expand the application range of microscopes and provide more subtle operation options. It plays an important role in biological and medical research.