Ocular

... and a dichroic mirror, then the fluorescence emitted from the sample is passed back to the dichroic mirror and through an emission filter to the ocular lens or camera. Immunohistochemical methods encompass a broad range of chemical reactions used to produce a microscopically visible signal, usually ...

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You should be able to find this in the book!!! Q1: binocular is for looking with two eyes, if you look with just one, total magnification does not change. Q2: total mag = ocular mag x objective mag. Q3 and 4: Which stain are you talking about???

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I can't seem to find the answers anywhere..not even online or on the book...please help =( Why aren't the magnifications of both ocular lenses of a binocular microscope used to calculate total magnification? What is the total magnification for each lens setting on a microoscope with 15x ...

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... totally lost on this. If I drew a diagram that was 7cm (70000 micrometers), and the cell viewed was measured to be 3 micrometers (using ruler on ocular lens), what is the magnification of the drawing?? The lens used to view was 100X. The ocular lens is 3.5X. I know you calculate drawning size/actual ...

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... protistan parasites (Ichthyosporea). Introduction Rhinosporidiosis manifests as slow-growing, tumorlike masses, usually of the nasal mucosa or ocular conjunctivae of humans and animals. Patients with nasal involvement often have unilateral nasal obstruction or bleeding due to polyp formation. ...

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