What does Embryology study? What does Cytology study? What is the magnification when viewed with a light microscope? What is the magnification when observing with an electron micro... What does Embryology study? What does Cytology study? What is the magnification when viewed with a light microscope? What is the magnification when observing with an electron microscope? Who invented the phase contrast microscope? Which type of microscope uses UV light?
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The question is asking about various concepts related to embryology, cytology, and microscopy, including the basics of what embryology studies, the magnification capabilities of different types of microscopes, and historical figures in microscopy invention.
Answer
Embryology: embryos, Cytology: cells, Light microscope: 500x, Electron microscope: 500,000x, Zernike: phase contrast microscope, Fluorescence microscope: UV light.
- Embryology studies embryos. 2. Cytology studies cells. 3. Light microscope magnification is about 500 times. 4. Electron microscope magnification is up to 500,000 times. 5. The phase contrast microscope was invented by Zernike. 6. Fluorescence microscope uses UV light.
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- Embryology studies embryos. 2. Cytology studies cells. 3. Light microscope magnification is about 500 times. 4. Electron microscope magnification is up to 500,000 times. 5. The phase contrast microscope was invented by Zernike. 6. Fluorescence microscope uses UV light.
More Information
Embryology focuses on the development of embryos, while cytology is the study of cells. Light microscopes generally have lower magnification compared to electron microscopes, which are capable of much higher magnification. The phase contrast microscope, invented by Frits Zernike, aids in viewing live cells without staining.
Tips
Confusing magnification levels for different types of microscopes can lead to errors. Remember that electron microscopes have significantly higher magnifying power.
Sources
- Phase Contrast Microscope - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics - sciencedirect.com
- Understanding Clearly the Magnification of Microscopy | Science Lab - leica-microsystems.com
- Light Microscopy - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics - sciencedirect.com
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