Inverse microscope
The Leica inverse microscope is a specialized optical instrument designed for examining specimens from the underside. It features a reversed optical path, allowing for the observation of samples that are not suitable for traditional upright microscopes. The core function of the inverse microscope is to provide a clear, magnified view of specimens that are cultured in specialized containers or dishes.
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6 protocols using inverse microscope
Quantifying Cortical Plaques in Microscopy
Quantifying DNA Damage in Xenografts
ATP Quantification of Cultured Cells
Comprehensive H&E Staining Protocol
Transwell Assay for Cell Invasion
Characterization of Avian Splenic Macrophages
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