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It sees the smallest things, but not in 3D.

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

1

Like putting bleach on cell cultures.

Photobleaching.

1

The objective is right in front of your eyes.

Ocular lens.

2

The thinest and coldest slices.

Cryostat.

2

Cut in the middle.

Saggital cut.

2

I will fix it in a bath.

Immersion.

3

They allow animals to hear in stereo.

Earbars.

3

They can pass from one cell to another.

Transsynaptic tracers.

3

It's the primary way to catch a protein.

Primary antibody.

4

Its results first show a hyperpolarization.

Extracellular recording.

4

It's it that get into the cells to record electrical activity, not the actual electrode.

Micropipette.

4

Conducting studies with them takes years.

Primates/monkeys
5

Produce clear images of structures within relatively thick specimens by selectively collecting light from thin ( 1 μm) regions of the specimen at a time.

Confocal microscopy.

5

Whatever it recieves, it sends it back larger.

Fluorophore

5

If this sinusoid curb becomes too small but also too big, you won't be able to see it.

Light.

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