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Celestron 44104 500x Power Advanced Biological Microscope

Celestron 44104 Monocular Microscope $139.00

Monocular, Mono / Compound, 480x Magnification, Eyepiece: 10x, 12.5x, Objective: 4x, 10x, 40x See more details

Deluxe Stereo Microscope

Premiere Microscopes SMJ-02 Binocular Microscope $149.95

Binocular, Stereo / Stereoscopic, 40x Magnification, Eyepiece: 10x, Objective: 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x See more details


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Different Kinds of Microscopes & Their Uses
by David Kennedy 0 Comments
The microscope is an instrument used to magnify small objects. It has led to important biological discoveries and has undergone many innovations and improvements. There are a variety of microscopes including the compound microscope, dissecting microscope, Scanning Election Microscope and Transmission Electron Microscope. more »
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How to Prepare a Microscope Slide
by a eHow Electronics Editor 0 Comments
One of the most basic parts of working with a microscope is preparing a slide. The microscope slide holds the specimen you will be examining through the microscope. In order to see your specimen clearly and observe it for any appreciable length of time, you must know how to prepare a microscope slide properly. more »
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How to Understand Microscopic Hematuria
by Kristie Leong M.D. 0 Comments
If you have microscopic hematuria, or microscopic blood in the urine, should you be concerned? more »
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What Is the Resolution of a Microscope?
by Brent Smith 0 Comments
This article provides an overview of microscopic resolution, from the definition of resolution to recent advances within the field. more »
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How to Use a USB Microscope
by a eHow Electronics Editor 0 Comments
A USB microscope is similar to a digital microscope. You can send images from both types of microscope to your computer for viewing, saving and printing. The big difference between the two is that most USB microscopes can be used both traditionally and as handheld devices. Using your USB microscope as a handheld instrument allows you to examine objects that would not fit under a traditional microscope's lens. more »
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How to tell which Microscope to use
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How to know which kind of microscope is appropriate for the task at hand. more »
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What Are the Advantages of a Dissecting Microscope?
by Howard Altman 0 Comments
All microscopes are used to get a magnified view of a specimen. A dissecting microscope is used to look at objects that are thicker than objects looked at under a compound microscope. Compound microscopes typically give 10 to 40 times magnification. However, dissecting microscopes may only yield 3 to 5 times magnification. The reduced magnification is not a disadvantage because the dissecting microscope is used differently then a compound microscope. more »
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How to Focus a Microscope
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Focusing a microscope properly is key to seeing all the fine detail you expect. A microscope will almost never have the right focus when you first use it to look at a specimen. That is why it is essential that you learn how to focus a microscope. more »
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How to Use a Light Microscope
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If you or your children like any of the sciences, then likely a microscope is involved. Many types of microscopes exist but a common one is the light microscope. Learn how to use a light microscope with these tips. more »
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How to Clean a Microscope
by Carrie Perles 0 Comments
Caring for a microscope can help it last longer and work with more efficiency. Because a microscope is such a delicate instrument, it should be cleaned carefully with specific types of cleaners. This article will discuss the best way to clean the parts of a microscope. more »

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