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Microbiology

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Dutch eyeglass makers Zaccharis and Hans Janssen
Produced the first compoung microscope in 1950 Zaccharis and Hans Janssen
Native of Holland Anthony van Leewenhoek
Father of microscope 1932-1723 Anthony van Leewenhoek
Observed protozoans and bacteria Anthony van Leewenhoek
Animalcules Anthony Van Leewenhoek
Simple Microscope Anthony van Leewenhoek
English Scientist (1632-1703) Robert Hooke
improved the design and capability of the compund light microscope Robert Hooke
Observed insects, sponges and protozoans Robert Hooke
Micrographia Robert Hooke
use visible and optical Lenses Light Microscope
Either simple and compound Light Microscope
Ocular Lens and Objectiv Lenses Light Microscope
Lower power: for observing whole objects Dissection and Stereomicroscope
Background is lighter than observed specimen Brightfield Microscope
Most specimens require fixing and staining Brightfield Microscope
Used to view unfixed, unstained specimens (such as living organisms) Darkfield Microscope
Background dark, specimen bright Darkfield Microscope
Used to view unfixed, transparent specimens Phase Contract Microscope
observation of cytoplasmic streaming, motility Phase Contract Microscope
dynamic states of cell organelles Phase Contract Microscope
Ultraviolet illumination Flourescence Microscope
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