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- Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar Microscope, 1923-1924
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- RCA Model EMT3 Desktop Electron Microscope, 1950
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Mikroskopie
Lichtmikroskope
Curious Expeditions – Flickr
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- Microscope 17 (Hooke’s Microscope)
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- Microscope 7
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- Microscope 10
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Universal silver microscope
One of two ornate silver microscopes made by George Adams (1709-1773) of Fleet Street, London, for King George III (1738-1820). It is based on the 'Universal Double Microscope', described by Adams in 1746. It is made of brass and steel, covered in beaten silver.Photographed in the Science Museum, London, through its glass case.Use red/cyan anaglyph glasses to see in 3D (red over the left eye)
Bild: kiwizone
Microscopes
The Museum for the History of Science, in Oxford.
This is a 3D anaglyph - to view, wear glasses with red on the left eye, and cyan (green-blue) on the right eye.
Bild: David Glover
x-ray of microscope
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Fly form Saudi Arabia
This fly specimen, Atherigona bimaculata, was collected at Maraba, Aseer, Saudi Arabia.Image: James Turner, Amgueddfa Cymru.Discover more of these remarkable images on the Up Close With Nature online gallery on 'Rhagor', the collections based website from Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales.
Bild: MuseumWales
Ectemnius sexcinctus
Taken with a Leica Z6 APO, during a placement at the Museum of Natural History in Stuttgart.
Bild: Tethys.
PROYECTO AGUA** /** WATER PROJECT – Flickr
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- UN PERFIL DE CINE PARA PAMPHAGUS
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- LAS ARMAS SECRETAS DEL ESCASO HOMALOZOON
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- UN DISFRAZ PARA DIATOMA
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- STYLONYCHIA MYTILUS, CILIOS COMO ESTILETES
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- RHABDOSTYLA VERNALIS: LA SOBRECARGA
Elektronen-Mikroskopie
Wie ein Elektronenmikroskop funktioniert – Winzlingen auf der Spur – Planet Schule – SWR
David (MK) – Flickr
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- Electron Microscope in the EMsuite at the OpenUniversity
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- Electron Microscope in the EMsuite at the OpenUniversity
Bild: David (MK)
Arts et Métiers – Siemens Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)
Carl Zeiss Microscopy – Flickr
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- Drosophila Antenna
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- Streptococcus gordonii invading host cells
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- Aphids
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- Head and antennae from a male mosquito
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- Spider
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- Mite on a millipede leg
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- Supra 40 VP
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- Axio Observer with Apotome.2
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- Platyneris
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- Axio Examiner LSM 7 MP
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- Ant head
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- Temora longicornis
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- 3D Drosophila Head
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Carl Zeiss AG, Deutschland
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- Software-Modul AxioVision ASSAYbuilder von Carl Zeiss
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- AxioVision 4.6 – Systemkonfiguration auf Basis des Mikroskops Axio Observer von Carl Zeiss zur Erforschung lebender Zellen.
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- Mit dem Abbildungssystem Anisotropie Imaging am Laser Scanning Mikroskop LSM 710 von Carl Zeiss können Molekülanordnungen untersucht werden.
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- Hochauflösende Multiphotonenmikroskopie noch flexibler
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- Hochauflösung und Flexibilität für die mikroskopische Untersuchung schneller, membrannaher Prozesse
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- Das Software-Modul AxioVision Physiologie von Carl Zeiss ermöglicht die Kamerabildaufnahme und die Messung physiologischer Parameter in lebenden Zellen sowohl bereits während der mikroskopischen Beobachtung (online) als auch danach (offline).
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- Neue Mikroskopsoftware verbindet erstmals digitale und molekulare Pathologie
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- Colibri, die neuartige Lichtquelle von Carl Zeiss, bietet zahlreiche Vorteile für Fluoreszenzanwendungen in Forschung und Routine.
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- LIBRA® 120 PLUS
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- NVision 40 Argon
wellcome images – Flickr
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- B0008353 Dust mite
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- 6 day old human embryo implanting – coloured
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- Human embryonic stem cell
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Flies eye
St Stev – Flickr
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- Stereoscopic Ant
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- Ant Portrait
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- Grotesque Claw
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- Ant’s Arse
Bild: St Stev
Beetle tracheas
Tracheal tubes are visible in this synchrotron x-ray phase contrast image (right) of a tenebrionid beetle (left). See: Alexander et al., “Increase in tracheal investment with beetle size supports hypothesis of oxygen limitation on insect gigantism,” Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 104(32), 13198 (August 7, 2007). DOI: 10.1073pnas.0611544104. (Courtesy: The Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, IL; and Argonne National Laboratory)This image was created with the use of the Advanced Photon Source, located at Argonne National Laboratory, in Illinois. The APS is the source of the brightest X-rays in the Western Hemisphere.Courtesy Argonne National Laboratory.
Comparative thickness of human hair
Credit: Anne Weston, LRI, CRUK. Wellcome Imagesimages@wellcome.ac.ukimages.wellcome.ac.ukThis image shows the difference in thickness of human hair between different ethnic groups. The strand of hair on the left is that of a Caucasian blonde female. The hair on the right is from an Asian male. Hair is normally comprised of three layers, the inner medulla, the cortex and the cuticle. The cuticle is the outermost layer and is comprised of numberous overlapping cells or scales. The cortex makes up the majority of the hair thickness. Interestingly, the inner medulla is not present in blond hair.Scanning electron micrograph
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Hole drilled in stainless steel
wellcome images – Flickr
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- Scanning probe image of chromosome 1
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- Fragile X chromosome, atomic force microscope
Bild: wellcome images