Immunofluorescent microscope
The Immunofluorescent microscope is a specialized imaging instrument designed for the analysis of cellular and subcellular structures. It utilizes fluorescent labeling techniques to visualize and study the distribution and localization of specific proteins, organelles, or other biomolecules within cells. The core function of this microscope is to provide high-resolution, fluorescence-based imaging capabilities for researchers and scientists working in the field of cell biology, immunology, and related areas.
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