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Pawley, 2008 - Google Patents

LVSEM for biology

Pawley, 2008

Document ID
10538438119236775169
Author
Pawley J
Publication year
Publication venue
Biological low-voltage scanning electron microscopy

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Early methods of microscopical imaging involved the use of lenses to focus and magnify the pattern of light transmitted, refracted, or reflected by the specimen. Contrast in the final image depended on the extent to which the features of the specimen absorbed, refracted, or …
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