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I took this with Matthew's camera and I need to get the original version, but I took it through the eyepiece of a stereo microscope in marine science. I have since lost this ring and want it back very much.
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Ultra small field microscope for combating Malaria - Lab quality optics
(Millennium Health Microscope)
The lab microscope adapted for taking photos. The tube over the eyepiece was around at work but it needed extra screws at the base to hold it in place.
Ultra small field microscope for combating Malaria - Lab quality optics
(Millennium Health Microscope)
Area shown in photo2, using Canon XTi and microscope eyepiece projection. Camera was handheld- I need an adapter to properly mount camera to microscope.
Attempt to use water-based green food coloring to stain onion skins under the microscope. It didn't work very well as the green hides most of the of the cell structure.
Biological Microscope NBM-100 is an optical instrument that aids in the visualization of microscopic biological entities that are invisible to the naked eye. It is a bright field, LED ergonomic microscope designed to visualize various biological specimens with precise focusing system. It features a coaxial positioning system and a coarse/fine adjustment knob that enables observations of microscopic fields in high resolution.
Appartenant au plancton d'eau douce, Synura est une algue chrysophycée coloniale. Ses cellules biflagellées, sont reliées par leur pôle basal et forment des structures rayonnées de quelques dizaines d'individus. Elles apparaissent dès la fin de l'hiver et prolifèrent au printemps ainsi que les diatomées, pour constituer l'alimentation des animalcules phytophages de la mare tels que les protozoaires et autres rotifères. Les cils impulsent souvent un mouvement rotatif ( montré ici en vitesse réelle)