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study of organs

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organology

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study of tissues

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histology

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study of cells

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cytology

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greek word of tissue

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histos

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it is a greek word mean study of knowledge

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logia

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Study of cells, tissues, and organs, it embraces is a function as well as of structure

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histology

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It binds the various body parts

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Connective tissue

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He believed that the living organisms could develop from nonliving materials

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aristotle

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He believed that the living organisms could develop from nonliving materials

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aristotle

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they mounted two lenses in a tube to produce the first compound microscope

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Hans and Zacharias janssen

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They are spectacle makers and dutch lens grinders

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Hans and Zacharias janssen

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He observed the cells from the cork

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Robert Hooke

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Robert hooke said that cells are what shape appearance

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Box shape appearance

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He’s the first person to observe microorganisms

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Anton leeuwenhoek

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He’s the first person to shape protozoa, bacteria, parasite

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Anton van leeuwenhoek

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Control center of the cell

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Nucleus

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He discovered nucleus

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Robert Brown

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They enunciated cell theory

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schleiden and schwann

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He published first comprehensive human histology

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jacob henle

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He said that human body as cell state

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Rudolph virchow

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21
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He listed specialize categories of cell

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Rudolph virchow

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22
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What century did microtome boomed

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19th century

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It is an instrument for preparing tissues section for study

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Microtome

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They pioneer developments in microscopy immersion lenses and apochromatic lenses

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carl zeiss and ernst abbe

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He constructed the first electron microscope
ernst ruska
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Microscopy for the examination of treponema pallidum
Dark field microscopy
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It is for unstained living organisms
darkfield
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It is the causative agent of syphillis
Treponema pallidum
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It is the causative agent of syphillis
Treponema pallidum
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It is a light microscope with dark field apparatus
Darkfield microscopy
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This microscopy brights or glows brightly the specimen
Dark field microscopy
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It describes an illumination technique used to enhance the contrast in unstained sample
Dark field
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This produces the classic appearance of a dark, almost black, background with bright objects on it
Dark field
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It works by illuminating the sample with light that will not be collected by the object lens, thus will not form part of the image
darkfield
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Strong oblique life that does not enter objective lens
Dark field
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Shape of the treponema pallidum
spiral or spirochete
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This microscope is for moving, living and unstained cells
Phase contrast
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This my Costco has a cellular detail that are not visible with a simpler Bright Field microscope
Phase contrast
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It is an optical microscope technique that converts phase shifts in light passing through a transparent specimen to brightness changes in the image
phase contrast
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Specimen in phase contrast
Trichomonas vaginalis
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Specimen in phase contrast
Trichomonas vaginalis
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microscope for identification of crystals
polarizing microscope
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It is a microscope of the interaction of plane polarize light with a doubly refracting
polarizing microscope
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This doubly refracting is called
birefringent
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This microscope has a specimen to produce two individual wave component
polarizing microscope
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These are two individual wave components
Ordinary and extraordinary ray
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Crystals such as
Kidney and urine
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It is for fluorescent dyes stained organism
fluorescent microscope
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Stain for fluorescent microscope
Fluorochrome
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It’s light or energy is extreme or rich in UV radiation
fluorescent microscope
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This microscope equipped with exciter filter
fluorescent microscope
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It has a barrier filter Between
Objective and observers eyes
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Microscope that is useful in many diagnostics
fluoroscent microscope
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It is for lattice imaging
Transmission electron microscope
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TEM has a resolution of
Less than 0.2 nanometer
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What is the disadvantage of TEM
Silhouette picture
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Source of electrons in TEM
Magnetic lenses
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It has electron micrograph
TEM
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chemical that preserve the lipid
Osmium tetroxide
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Chemical that preserve the proteins
Paraformaldehyde
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It is for studying the texture, topography and surface feature
Scanning electron microscope
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Scanning electron has a resolution of
10 nm
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It is for detailed surface structure and has 3-D image
Scanning electron microscopy
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It is for detailed surface structure and has 3-D image
Scanning electron microscopy
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Microscope that has a total magnification of 1500
bright field, dark field, fluorescence, phase contrast, nomarski differential interference and confocal
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Microscope that has a resolving power of 100 to 200 nm
Bright Field, darkfield, phase contrast, fluoruscence, nomarski differential interference and confocal scanning
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Ultraviolet total magnification
2500
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Resolving power of ultraviolet
100 nm
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Extensively used for visualization of micro organisms usually necessary to stained specimens for view
brightfield
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Used for viewing live microorganisms, particularly those with characteristics morphology
Dark field
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It is to differentiate 2 specimen
resolving power
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Improve resolution over normal light microscope and largely replaced by electron microscope
Ultraviolet
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Uses Florissant staining and it is useful in many diagnostic procedures for identifying micro organisms
Florescence
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It is used to examine the structures of living micro organisms and does not require staining
phase contrast
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Used to examine structures of micro organisms and produces sharp multicolored image with three dimensional appearance
nomarski differential interference
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Used to examine structures of micro organisms and produces sharp multicolored image with three dimensional appearance
nomarski differential interference
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Use the exam in structures of my card on easels and individual micro organisms with in mixtures of various types of micro organisms
confocal scanning
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These microscopes has three dimensional appearance
nomarski differential interference, confocal scanning and SEM
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Used to view ultrastructure of microorganisms including viruses and much greater resolving power and useful magnification that can be achieved with light microscopy
TEM
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Used for showing detailed surface structures of microorganism and produces a three dimensional image
SEM

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