"In microscope" is not a standard phrase in scientific or technical contexts. It's likely you're referring to one of these possibilities:

1. "Under a microscope"

This means something is being viewed through a microscope, often for closer examination or analysis. For example:

* "We examined the sample under a microscope."

* "The bacteria were visible under a microscope."

2. "Inside a microscope"

This is less common but could refer to the internal parts of a microscope, like the lenses, stage, or illumination system.

3. "Using a microscope"

This phrase indicates that a microscope is being used for a particular task, such as observation, research, or diagnosis. For example:

* "We studied the cells using a microscope."

* "Doctors use microscopes to diagnose diseases."

Can you please provide more context or the full sentence where you encountered the phrase "in microscope" so I can give you a more accurate answer?