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microscopy
_ is how big something gets
magnification
_ is the minimum separation distance to see 2 objects clearly;d
resolution
_ is how distinct the specimen is from the background
contrast
_ is put below the slide and objective lens to change how light is refracted; all light on specimen is passed to lens
immersion oil
this microsope is when light passes through the condensor, is focused on the specimen, then passes to the objective and ocular lens
bright field microscope
this microscope has a condenser with metal plate blocking light directly on the speciman; light is reflected off the specimen
dark field microscope
this is part of a microscope has a metal plate that blocks light directly on a specimen
dark field condenser
this microscope retards and advances light waves to increase contrast of unstained bacteria
phase contrast microscope
this part of a microscope advances light by passing it through a bullseye like condenser
phase plate
this part of a microscope separates light into 2 perpendicularly polarized light
wollastem prizm
this microscope uses a wollasten prizm to separate light into polarized lens to detect 3d details of an organism
DIC- differential interference contrast microscope
this microscope uses fluorescent light to view a specimen
fluorescence microscope
this microscope uses confocal pinhole to view thick specimen
confocal scanning laser microscope
this is part of a microscope used in confocal scanning laser microscope to shut out light from all but one focal plane
confocal pinhole
this microscope is a light microscope that uses an electron beam instead of light beam; specimen must be extensively stained and fixed
transmission electron microscope
this reflects electrons off a specimen to show 3-d cutside of a specimen
scanning electron microscope
this microscope rotates around specimen using an electron source for images at various angles and are put together in 3d picture
electron cryotomography
this microscope has an electric field at tip of nanotube probe that monitors
atomic force microscope
this stain is the charge attraction that attaches color dye to organisms; basic dye attaches to � phospholipid heads
simple stain
this stain uses more than 1 stain to differentiate between cell properties
differential stain
this stain differentiates color that attaches based on thickness of peptidoglycan
Gram stain
this stain differentiates based on waxy coating of bacteria
acid fast stain
this stain stains the background of things that can�t be stained
negative stain
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Micro 221 lecture 4
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2010-04-27T19:25:06Z
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