Part D Types of Microscopy Different types of microscopy are most effective for

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Part D Types of Microscopy Different types of microscopy are most effective for particular tasks. Drag each description to the type of microscopy that it matches Drag and drop the items into the appropriate bins View Available Hint(s) Reset Help Phase-contrast microscopy : The most common type of light microscope, often requiring dyes to improve contrast. Differential contrast interference microscopy A stop is used to block light from hitting the specimen directly, creating a dark background and allowing living specimens to be viewed with greater contrast. Transmission electron microscopy Bright-field microscopy Scanning electron A phase ring is used to create increased contrast in the specimen against a dark background Used to view natural fluorescence or with fluorescent dyes such as DAPI microscopy Dark-field microscopy Fluorescence microscopy Confocal scanning laser Creates a relatively three-dimensional image of internal cell structures, helping one to view them without stains, by using a polarizer within the microscope condenser. Uses a laser and a fluorescence microscope to create computer-generated, high microscopy contrast images Allows internal cell structures to be viewed at very high magnifications (to the molecular level) Very effective for viewing three-dimensional external surface structures at high magnifications

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1. Bright field microscopy

2. Dark field microscopy

3. Phase contrast microscopy

4. FLuroscence microscopy

5. Differential Contrast interfernce microscopy.

6. Confocal scanning microscopy

7. Transmission Electron microscopy

8. Scanning electron Microscopy

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