Positive uorescence microscope
The Olympus Positive Fluorescence Microscope is a laboratory instrument designed to visualize and analyze fluorescently labeled specimens. It utilizes a light source, such as a mercury or xenon lamp, to excite fluorescent dyes within the sample, allowing for the observation of specific cellular structures or molecules. The microscope is equipped with specialized filters and optics to capture the emitted fluorescent signals, providing high-contrast images for scientific research and analysis.
3 protocols using positive uorescence microscope
Proliferation Assay of Breast Cancer Cells
Immunohistochemical Analysis of CD31 Expression
Proliferation Assay of Breast Cancer Cells
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