This describes compound, phase contrast, TEM (internal detail), and SEM (surface) microscopes and their uses.
This lists types of microscopes: Compound for cell structure, Phase Contrast for living unstained cells, TEM for high-resolution internal details, and SEM for cell surfaces.
| Front | Microscopes |
|---|---|
| Back | Compound - for cell structure Phase Contrast - enhances contrast for living unstained cells TEM (Transmission electron mic) - uses electrons for higher resolution. For cell interiors SEM (Scanning Electron Mic) - for cell surfaces |
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