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The microscope is a valuable instrument because it allows samples to be magnified and examined in detail.
Microscopes are used to magnify specimens so that they can be studied in greater detail. Students, teachers, scientists and doctors commonly use microscopes to analyze specimens. However, anyone...
Microscopes enable humans to go beyond the naked eye's limits of vision. Using microscopes to study specimens of all sizes -- some even as minute as atoms -- helps everyone from students to top...
In the 1890s, Horatio S. Greenough established the design that led to the development of modern stereo microscopes. Today, they are commonly used in medical and research laboratories.
Dissecting microscopes allow 3-dimensional specimens, such as small insects, to be observed under a low magnification. They also are used in forensic science to compare the striation marks on...
Microscope slides are important tools for examining specimens under a microscope. Understanding how a slide works and handling a microscope slide correctly is an important skill for every scientist.
The use of menstrual blood as a resource for stem cells has been an interesting development in the field of bioresearch. The idea of collecting stem cells has been a controversial one at times....
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