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Bx 50 microscope

Manufactured by Zeiss
Sourced in Japan

The BX 50 is a compound microscope designed for laboratory use. It features a binocular eyepiece, a rotating nosepiece for multiple objective lenses, and a built-in illumination system. The BX 50 is capable of magnifying specimens for detailed observation and analysis.

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Lichen Specimen Examination and Imaging

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The samples collected from South Korea were preserved in Korean Lichen Research Institute. Specimen examination and hand-sectioning was conducted under a dissecting microscope (SMZ 745T; Nikon, Tokyo, Japan). All anatomical descriptions are based on observations of these preparations under an Olympus BX 50 microscope (Tokyo, Japan) and photos were acquired under a Carl Zeiss MicroImaging microscope with Axio Cam ERc 5s imaging system (Jena, Germany). All measurements of the sections were conducted in water. The dimension range of ascospores was determined by measuring 30–50 ascospores.
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High-Resolution Live Cell Imaging

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For high-resolution imaging of live cells, two microscopes were used: an Olympus BX 50 microscope and a Zeiss IM35 inverted microscope, both equipped with differential interference contrast optics, high-resolution objective lenses, and an electronic flash. Digital images were taken with an Olympus E-P5 digital camera and Canon EOS 6D digital single lens reflex camera, respectively, and processed with Adobe Photoshop CS4 (Adobe Systems).
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