This type of light microscope uses "paired" objectives and condensers for each power?
(a) Compound White Light Bright Field (b) Phase Contrast (c) UV (d) Confocal (e) none of these is correct
(b) Phase Contrast
Phase-contrast microscopy relies on the change in phase of light when passing through transparent substances. This change in phase is then converted to changes in image brightness by constructive or destructive interference of light. This modulation of light requires the use of paired objectives and condensers, as light passed from the condenser is in a particular phase, which is then collected by the objective and passed through phase-shifting filters that only allow light from the foreground to pass.
This type of light microscope uses "paired" objectives and condensers for each power? (a) Compound White...
Which type of microscope does not use glass lenses or mirrors in order to focus and view a specimen? a. Electron Microscope b. Darkfield Microscope c. Brightfield Microscope d. Confocal Microscope e. Phase Contrast Microscope f. Fluorescent Microscope
3. In a bright-field compound microscope, starting from the illuminator, follow the pathway of light: a. The first lens that provides magnification of the image is the c lor lens. b. The lens that further enlarges the image ten more times is the low power nel lens. 4. Open the iris diaphragm all the way while using the low power objective. What happens to the field of view and the quality of the image? Now close the iris diaphragm all...
what is resolving power of the human eye vs a light mic 2. What is resolution? a. What is the resolving power of the human eye vs. a light microscope vs. an electron microscope? b. What type of microscope do you need to see blood cells, mitochondria, proteins? C. What is the advantage to using a confocal microscope? d. What is the difference between scanning and transmission electron microscopes?
What type of microscope (see below) would you use to greatly magnify a tiny 3-D structure? Why? Bright field, dark field, phase contrast, differential-interference, fluorescence, conofocal, transmission electron, or scanning electron
1-7 please 1-When carrying a microscope to and from your bench your hands should be placed a) b) c) d) one hand on the arm and one under the base both hands on the arm only one hand should be used under the base both hands under the stage 2-True or False Primary containment is protecting the immediate surroundings and personnel in a laboratory against infectious agents. 3-The lens is located at the top of the instrument and consists of...
1. You are imaging a fibroblast (cell type involved in wound healing) with a microscope. In standard bright-field mode, the image does not exhibit a strong contrast, so you switch to using differential interference contrast (DIC) microscopy. For the purposes of this question, assume you are using a green laser (o 532 nm in vacuum) to illuminate thee sample. a) What is the phase shift (in terms of the number of wave cycles, N) between light travelling along paths a...
100. Flare is: (a) the widest frequency of light that can enter an objective (b) the bending of light as it passes through different substances (c) wavelength/2NA (d) when the beam of light "spreads" wider than the objective's "hole" (e) wavelengths of light too short to enter the objective 101. Coccobacillus shaped bacteria are considered to be_?_ (a) cocci (b) bacilli (c) diplobacilli (d) diplococci (e)answers a and b only 102. This microscope is used for cheap and quick "'diagnosis"...
In focusing a compound microscope, one should view the slide under: Lowest magnification first Highest magnification first It doesn't matter which magnification one first views the slide No answer text provided. Question #12: What makes meiosis different from mitosis? Meiosis produces diploid cells, while mitosis produces haploid cells Meiosis does not have a G1 phase while mitosis has a G1 phase Homologous chromosomes randomly line up in pairs during metaphase I in meiosis, whereas in mitosis during metaphase, each chromosome...
Laboratory Final Examination Plesse read cach question carcefully and mark your answers on the scantroe provided. For the True or False questions A-True B-Fas Plcase retam both examination and scantron to the lestructor once you are finished When carrying a microscope to and from your bench your hands should be placed a) one hand on the arm and one under the base b) both hands on the arm ) only one hand should be used under the hase d) both...
A beam of white light is incident on a diffraction grating which reflects light onto a screen. Which color light has bright spots that are furthest from each other? (a) blue (b) green (c) yellow (d) red (e) violet