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How does a Microscope Objective actually work?
A microscope objective is a critical component of a microscope that gathers and magnifies the light coming from a specimen to create a detailed and enlarged image. It plays a...
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How does a Phase Contrast objective work actually work?
A phase-contrast microscope objective is a specialized lens used in microscopy to enhance the visibility and contrast of transparent or low-contrast specimens. It allows for the visualization of cellular structures...
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Everything you need to know about your microscopes eyepieces
Microscopes typically have different types of eyepieces (also known as oculars) that can be interchanged to provide various viewing experiences and functionalities. The choice of eyepieces depends on the specific...
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Stereomicroscopes have a place in your QC lab. Inspect these facts!
A stereo microscope is an essential tool in the quality inspection process for a variety of reasons. It offers several advantages over traditional microscopes, making it particularly valuable for tasks...
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Will slide scanners replace microscopes?
While slide scanners have become increasingly important in modern microscopy, it's unlikely that they will completely replace traditional microscopes in the foreseeable future. Both tools serve different purposes and have...
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1.25X and 2X objectives and why Pathologist LOVE them!
Pathologists often prefer the 1.25x and 2x objective lenses in microscopy due to specific advantages they offer in their diagnostic work. Here are the reasons why these objectives are favored:...
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What is FOV on a microscope and why does it matter?
Field of view (FOV) refers to the area or extent of the specimen that is visible through the microscope's eyepiece or camera when looking through the lens. In other words,...
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Microscope Stage: Do you push or drive?
Do you Push the Slide with your Fingers? or Drive the stage with the Coaxial Control XY unit? When using a microscope, there are two primary methods of moving a...
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What is Hoffman Modulation?
Hoffman modulation is an optical contrast-enhancing technique used in microscopy, particularly in phase contrast microscopy. It was developed by Robert W. Hoffman in 1951 as an alternative to the classic...
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What Microscopes are used for IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)
In the context of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), various types of microscopes are used at different stages of the process to facilitate different aspects of the procedure. IVF is an...
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