Question

1. a scientist at the university of iowa uses a microscope to observe cells in the brain known as microglia. he makes observations about their structure, location, and activity. the scientist eventually observes the cells undergo a sudden and radical shift in their structure/shape and their motility (ability to move). he asks himself questions about what is causing this shift in behaviors and begins to design an experiment to determine the answer. briefly describe how the scientist practiced both the exploration and testing aspects of scientific inquiry.

Explanation:

The scientist explored by observing microglia's structure, location, and activity, noting a sudden change. He then began the testing aspect by formulating questions about the cause of the change and designing an experiment to answer them.

Answer:

The scientist explored through initial observations of microglia and then started testing by asking questions about the cause of the observed shift and designing an experiment.