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j6m8 | 1 year ago

That's a question more suited to a microbiologist or bacteriologist than to me, but my educated guess, at least in the electron microscopy case, is that you'll see the bacteria inside the depth of the slices, rather than sitting "atop" the slices. i.e., if you cut open an apple and find half a worm, the worm was in the apple. If you cut open an apple and then see a worm on top of the slice, it's possible it arrived post-cut.

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