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8 Cards in this Set
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Staining |
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Organelles |
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Resolution |
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Magnification |
A number of times larger and image appears compared to the actual size of the object |
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Electron micrograph |
A photograph of an image seen under an electron microscope |
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Magnification formula |
Magnification = image size/object size |
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Laser scanning microscopes |
– Use laser light– Scan object point by point– Construct an image of it on the computer using pixel information– Images = high-res, high contrast– Depth selectivity– Use for whole living specimens and cells |
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Scanning electron |
Electrons do not pass through the specimen– Electron been because secondary electrons to bounce off specimen surface– Focused on to a onto the screen– 3D image– Magnification times 15×200,000 resolution 2.05– Greyscale colour and in computers and false colour imaging– Specimen coated in fine film metal and put into vacuum |