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C. Elegans Worms Microscopes

C. Elegans Worms Microscopes

Mar 16th 2020

Microscope World helped Cal State University Northridge outfit their biology lab with new microscopes. In particular the University lab wanted the ability to view C. Elegans worms. What are C. Elegans? Caenorhabditis elegans (C. Elegans) are small, free-living, nematode worms, which have become established as a standard model organism for a great variety of genetic investigations. These worms are …
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Best College and University Microscopes

Mar 15th 2020

The best microscopes for college and university use may depend on exactly what you wish to view with the microscope. Below are some guidelines for choosing the best college or university microscope.   Compound Microscopes Compound microscopes are also known as biological or high power microscopes. These microscopes are used for viewing prepared slides and can only be used to view samples that …
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How to Use Z-Stacking Microscopy Software

How to Use Z-Stacking Microscopy Software

Feb 13th 2020

Microscopy z-stacking software (also known as Extended Depth of Focus or EDF software) allows images to be captured under the microscope while focusing on different parts of the image, and then stacking them together into one clearly focused image. The Jenoptik microscopy cameras include z-stacking software. Below are instructions on how to capture a z-stack microscopy image. Step 1: Capture Image …
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Fiberglass under the Microscope

Fiberglass under the Microscope

Feb 12th 2020

What is Fiberglass? Fiberglass is a common type of fiber-reinforced plastic using glass fiber. The fibers may be randomly arranged, flattened into a sheet, or woven into fabric. It is a strong, lightweight material that is chemical and heat resistant. On its own fiberglass will easily break. However, when fiberglass has a core of something between it, the material becomes very strong. Pound for po …
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