0 the use, design, or production of microscopes:
Microscopy is an invaluable technique for studying the structure of cells.
The morphology of the metacercariae was also studied in vivo using light microscopy.
In the octopus retina, dynein localization was distinctly granular; epifluorescence microscopy showed that it was more prevalent in the ventral than dorsal retina.
A description, based on scanning electron microscopy observations, of the lateral field pattern of the third-stage infective juveniles is also provided.
The cell disruption was monitored by phase-contrast microscopy.
The great success encountered by his first book on microscopy encouraged him to write another book popularizing the microscope.
All the studies referred to above were carried out using light microscopy.
Viable cells were not seen by light microscopy by this time.
Viability was also confirmed by life/death experiments using confocal microscopy.
