The stereoscope, also called the dissecting microscope and stereo microscope is a light illuminated microscope that allows a three-dimensional view of a specimen. It does this by using two eyepieces at different angles which are really just a pair of compound microscopes. The image of the specime...
label-free detectionin situ detectionoblique-incidence reflectivity differenceOI-RDimmobilization strategiesWe describe a new oblique-incidence reflectivity difference (OI-RD) scanning microscope for high-throughput screening, in microarray format on functionalized glass slides, small-molecule compound libraries ...
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We placed the spherical cap-shaped cornea sample on the microscope stage with the base at the bottom and the convex surface facing the top, and measured the 1033 cm−1 peak of taurine inside the tissue. The axial position of the sample was moved with a 3D piezoelectric stage, and we...
When using a stereo microscope, there is more room under the microscope for larger samples such as rocks or flowers and slides are not required. You can view the parts of the compound microscope here, or download an activity worksheet where you can label the parts of the microscope here. ...