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Topic 2: Special Microscopes

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show 2 light microscopes combined Low magnification/Large focus More powerful than objective lens  
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show Colposcope (Vaginal examination) Microsurgery Dissection (papillae) Parasitology and Pathology  
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show Cartoid filter: Blocks central light Object scatters light Object illuminated on a dark field  
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show Unstained organims Tracking movement of micro-organisms  
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show Varying thicknesses in object Varying refractive indices Microscope amplifies these variances  
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Theory of Phase Contrast Microscope   show
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Uses of Phase Contrast Microscope   show
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show 2 Prisms Polarised light Prism 1: Splits light Split Light enters object close to eachother  
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show Prism 2 reassembles the light Contrast due to: Difference in refractive index not thickness  
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Uses of Nomarsky Microscope   show
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Polarisation Microscope   show
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Polarizator & Analizator   show
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show Structures that are able to rotate light to another plane. Shows up bright on a dark field eg. Crystals  
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show Membrane analysis Diagnositics  
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Flouresence Microscope   show
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show Light Blue (Collagen) Red (Porfirines) Yellow (Carotinids/Lipofuscin)  
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show Flourescine Acridine Orange Rhodamine  
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Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope   show
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Light beams in Flouresence Microscopy   show
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