Collocations withmicroscope
These are words often used in combination withmicroscope.
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binocular microscope
The small intestine was opened longitudinally and examined for helminth parasites under a low power binocular microscope.
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confocal microscope
Quantitative junctional permeability measurements using the confocal microscope.
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fluorescence microscope
Healthy follicles were then dissected and follicular layers were observed with a fluorescence microscope.
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glass microscope slide
The center key was fabricated from a glass microscope slide and was optically neutral.
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inverted microscope
The dish is set on the stage of the inverted microscope.
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laser scanning microscope
The cellular distribution of the fluorescent dye was visualized by means of a confocal laser scanning microscope.
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light microscope
The sperm agglutination activity was judged as positive when agglutinated sperm was observed in all high-power fields examined under a light microscope.
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microscope image
Digital microscopy allows greater analysis of a microscope image, for example measurements of distances and areas and quantitaton of a fluorescent or histological stain.
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microscope objective
The microscope objective is then protected by covering the specimen(s) with a glass coverslip, and the slide-mount may be examined without any further procedures.
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operating microscope
Results of surgical resection when performed by experienced surgical teams are excellent and have been significantly enhanced with the development of the operating microscope.
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optical microscope
Petrofabric analyses of quartz c-axis preferred orientation were carried out on one thin-section from each sample, using an optical microscope and universal stage.
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scanning tunneling microscope
The beads are made up of fullerenes and are pushed around by the tip of a scanning tunneling microscope.
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