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Motorized monocular microscope

Motorized monocular microscope is a unit with excellent zoom magnification optical system and precision electromechanical system. The motorized 3D attachment can observe the specimen from 360° with high-resolution, high contrast, large depth of field, long working distance and high zoom ratio

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Best Student Monocular Microscope Manufacturers in India

A Student Monocular Microscope manufacturer is a company that specializes in designing, producing, and distributing monocular microscopes specifically for educational purposes. These manufacturers offer products specifically tailored to the needs of students, providing them with reliable and affordable instruments to aid their scientific studies. Coslab India is a renowned manufacturer of high-quality student monocular microscopes. With years of experience in the industry, Coslab India has established itself as a trusted brand among educational institutions and laboratories. Contact: +91-9416113230 Mail: info@coslabindia.com

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Word List: Eye

beautiful words with "eye" to try to include in your poem/story

Bird's-eye - any of numerous plants with small bright-colored flowers; an allover pattern for textiles consisting of a small diamond with a center dot; having or involving a bird's-eye view

Deadeye - a rounded wood block encircled by a rope or an iron band and having holes to receive the lanyard that is used especially to set up shrouds and stays; an unerring marksman

Eye-beam - archaic: a radiant glance of the eye

Eye-opener - a drink intended to wake one up; something startling, surprising, or enlightening

Eyeable - archaic: that may be seen; visually attractive

Eyeberry - partridgeberry; wintergreen

Eyebright - any of a genus (Euphrasia) of semiparasitic herbs of the snapdragon family with spikelike racemes

Eyecup - a small oval cup with a rim curved to fit the orbit of the eye used for applying liquid remedies to the eyes

Eyedness - preference for the use of one eye instead of the other (as in using a monocular microscope)

Eyeful - a full or completely satisfying view; one that is visually attractive

Eyelet - a small hole designed to receive a cord or used for decoration (as in embroidery); peephole, loophole

Eyen - archaic plural of eye

Eyeroot - goldenseal (i.e., a perennial North American herb (Hydrastis canadensis) of the buttercup family with large leaves and a thick knotted yellow rhizome sometimes used medicinally)

Eyeshade - a visor that shields the eyes from strong light and is fastened on with a headband

Eyeshine - reflection of light from the inner surface of an eye through the pupil so that the eye has a luminous appearance (as in a cat)

Eyespot - a usually small spot of color (as on the wing of a butterfly) that resembles an eye

Eyestalk - one of the movable peduncles bearing an eye at the tip in a decapod crustacean

Eyestrain - weariness or a strained state of the eye

Eyestrings - obsolete: organic eye attachments formerly believed to break at death or blindness

Eyetooth - a canine tooth of the upper jaw

Eyewash - an eye lotion; misleading or deceptive statements, actions, or procedures

Eyewater - archaic: tears; aqueous humor

Eyewink - look, glance

Fish-eye - being, having, or produced by a wide-angle photographic lens that has a highly curved protruding front, that covers an angle of about 180 degrees, and that gives a circular image

Goldeneye - either of two diving ducks (genus Bucephala) with small yellow eyes; especially: a large-headed swift-flying Holarctic diving duck (B. clangula) with the male having a green head and striking black-and-white markings

Hawkeyed - having keen sight

Mooneye - a silvery North American freshwater bony fish (Hiodon tergisus of the family Hiodontidae)

Oxeye - any of several composite plants (as of the genera Chrysanthemum or Heliopsis) having heads with both disk and ray flowers

Shut-eye - sleep

Tigereye - a usually yellowish to brown chatoyant stone that consists of silicified crocidolite and is much used for ornament

Walleye - an eye with a whitish or bluish-white iris

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✧ THE MICROSCOPE !

microscope - tool used by scientists to view objects to small to be seen with the naked eye

allows view of a magnified version of microscopic organisms or cells

most cells studied under microscopes are measured in micrometers (μm) equal to 0.001 millimeter

details of cells can be studied

mid-1660s - dutch scientist antonie van leeuwenhoek invented first practical microscope

used this to examine protozoans, bacteria, and other microscopic organisms

compound light microscope

most common microscope used in laboratories

two lenses - objective and ocular

monocular microscope - one ocular lense

binocular microscope - two ocular lense

has several objective lenses with different magnification power

scanner - 4x

low power objective (LPO) - 10x

high power objective (HPO) - 40x

oil immersion objective (OIO) - 100x

can be used to examine both living and nonliving specimens

parts and functions include:

mechanical

draw tube - holds ocular lens

body tube - connects ocular lens to the revolving nosepiece

coarse adjustment knob - moves either the body tube or stage upward or downward in greater increments to bring specimen into initial focus and should only be used with the scanner or lpo

fine adjustment knob - moves either the body tube or stage upward or downward in lesser increments to bring the specimen into sharp focus and used with hpo or oio

arm - supports body tube and is used to carry microscope

revolving nosepiece - circular and revolving part holding objectives

stage - flat platform to hold specimen slide

stage clips - secures specimen slide

inclination joint - attaches arm to pillar

pillar - provides support above base

base - provides firm and steady support

magnifying

ocular lens/eyepiece - detachable cylinder, capable of magnifying objects to 10x

objective lens - used to magnify the specimen under study, has LPO, HPO, and OIO

illuminating

condenser - concentrates light onto specimen

iris diaphragm - regulates how much light passes through the specimen

mirror - reflects light and directs it to the object

light source - sometimes replaces mirror, usually a small electric lamp

✧ CELLS !

1839 - matthias schieden, theodor schwann formulated cell theory

all living things are made of cells

new cells come from pre-existing cells

energy flows within cells

cells contain dna passed on from parent cell/s

all cells have basically the same chemical composition and metabolic activities

cell activity depends on the activities of subcellular structures within the cell

two main cell types :

prokaryotic cells

lack nucleus and membrane-bound organelles

eukaryotic cells

have both a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles

includes both animal and plant cells

three main parts of a cell include:

cell membrane

nucleus

cytoplasm

cell membrane

outermost boundary

separates cells

regulates movement of materials in/out of cell (semipermeable)

nucleus

membrane-bound structure at the center of the cell

contains dna (deoxyribonucleic acid)

nuclear membrane: gateway to nucleus and separates nucleus from cytoplasm

chromosomes: carriers of the genes, made up of dna

nucleolus: center for ribosomal activity, usually contains protein and ribonucleic acid (rna)

cytoplasm

largest part of the cell in terms of volume

composed of membrane-bound organelles

supports and suspends organelles and cellular molecules

protein synthesis

organelles

endoplasmic reticulum: channel for transport

quality control unit of cell

rough er: presence of ribosomes

smooth er: no ribosomes, site of lipid and steroid synthesis

number of ribosomes depend on activities of the cell

golgi body: packaging of secretory materials

proteins from ribosomes are chemically modified, packed, and sealed off in vesicles

lysosome: breakdown & degradation of substances by digestive enzyme + aptosis (cell suicide)

peroxisome: detoxification of harmful compounds + helps with oxygen

mitochondria: energy generators

produces adenosine triphosphate

number of mitochondrion varies depending on function/cell type

vacuole: for storage and support, filled with fluids and soluble molecules, bigger in plant cells

organelles found in specific cells

plastid: found in only plant cells, double-membrane-bound organelles

called chloroplast if containing chlorophyll

centriole: formation of spindle fibers, only in animal cells

cell wall: for protection and coverage and defines shape of plant cells

cell junction: for cell connections in only animal cells

other cytoplasmic inclusions

ribosome: protein factory, site of protein synthesis in all cells

recieve genetic info from rna and translates into amino acids

cytoskeleton: cellular strength and matility

plant cell

animal cell

✧ LEVELS OF ECOLOGICAL ORGANIZATION !

most cells look the same in early stages

new cells become specialized to carry out specific functions

tissues - cells grouped together to perform certain functions

animal tissues:

epithelial

cover the outermost part of the body

found lining the walls of digestive and respiratory tubes

protect underlying tissues

absorb nutrients

secretion of wastes

classified in number of layers:

simple

composed of one layer of cells

stratified

composed of two or more layers

muscular

ability to contract and relax

enables body movement

give shape to the body

classified according to structure:

striated

found in skeletal ad cardiac muscles

unstriated

smooth muscles found in some internal organs

classified according to movement:

voluntary

if its movement can be controlled

involve skeletal muscles

involuntary

when movement is beyond conscious control

controlled by involuntary muscles (e.x smooth muscles of the heart, esophagus, and urinary bladder)

connective

connect, bind, and pack body parts together

classified as loose and dense:

loose connective tissues

most common type

usually elastic

e.x areolar, adipose, and reticular tissues

dense connective tissues

have fibers as main matrix

composed of inelastic collagenous fibers

compactly arranged

designed for strength and support

e.x tendons, ligaments, cartilages

specialized connective tissues (e.x blood and bone) are not classified

nervous

responsible for the reception of stimuli and conduction of impulses in the body

neuron - nerve cell, basic functional unit of the nervous system

three types:

sensory neuron

reveive impulses from the different sense organs of the body

carry these impulses toward the central nervous system

motor neuron

carry impulses away from the central nervous system to muscle tissues and glands

located in the peripheral nervous system

interneuron

also called associative neurons

link the sensory neurons to motor neurons

plant tissues:

meristematic or embyronic tissues

made up of young, actively dividing cells

small, six-sided, and boxlike

transform into many different shapes and sizes according to function during maturity

usually found at the tips of roots and stems/shoots

types of meristematic tissues:

apical meristems

located at the plant shoot and root tips

produce three tissues:

protoderm

gives rise to the epidermis, the outer protective covering of a plant

ground meristem

produces ground tissues that form the bulk of the interior of a plant

procambium

produces vascular tissues that are responsible for the transport of water and nutrients

lateral meristems

located on the sides of a plant’s stem and in most plant’s roots

cause secondary growth, characterized by an increase in diameter

have two types:

vascular cambium

produces secondary tissues that induce secondary growth

extends throughout plant axis

cork cambium

produces the cork cells of the bark

located in the outer layer of the stems of woody plants and originates under the epidermis

intercalary meristems

located at the internodes or bases of leaves

help increase the length of internodes by pushing newly produced cells upward

nonmeristematic or permanent tissues

composed of mature (nondividing) and differentiated cells

two types:

simple nonmeristematic tissues

composed of only one kind of cell

perform several functions (e.x support, protection and secretion)

complex nonmesterimatic tissues

two types of complex tissues

xylem

aid in upward distribution of water and minerals

phloem

transport the food produced during photosynthesis to other parts of the plant

organs - a group of tissues working together to perform a particular function

made up of cells and tissues which carry out processes that keep animals alive

organ system - several organs working together to perform particular tasks

organ systems of plants are classified as the shoot and root systems

shoot system - usually above ground, and comprised of several organs that work together to perform specific functions (e.x buds, leaves, stems, flowers, and fruits)

root system - comprised of the roots and other associated parts, and is usually found underground, function is to anchor the plant in soil and absorb water and nutrients

organism - life-form composed of related parts that maintain different essential processes

population - group of organisms that belong to the same species living in the same geographical area

community - different populations of different species interacting with one another and their environment

ecosystem - smallest functional unit of ecology, consisting of all living organisms in a given area and nonliving factors in the environment

biome - major ecosystem type characterized by its distinct flora and fauna, which are adapted to their particular environment

biosphere - considered the highest level of ecological hierarchy, as it includes the xones of land, air and water where organisms live

✧ DOMAINS OF LIFE !

swedish taxonomist carolus linnaeus proposed only two kingdoms: plant and animal

the new six kingdoms include:

archaebacteria

eubacteria

fungi

protista

plantae

animalia

1990 - american microbiologist car woese introduce three domains of life:

archaea

consists of extremophiles or prokaryotic microorganisms that live in harsh conditions, such as extreme temperature, pH, and salinity

diverse microorganisms that can adapt to harsh environments

proteins on the gene sequences found in archaebacteria are mostly stable at extreme temperatures

classified based on their habitat and metabolism

archaebacteria - similar to eubacteria, is prokaryotic, but is more similar to eukaryotic cells, and lacks peptidogylcan made of carbohydrates, and cell membranes contain different kinds of lipid

methanogens

strictly anaerobic organisms (don’t need oxygen) whose metabolic activities produce methane

found in lake and swamp sediments, where decompose dead vegetation

found in the rumens of some herbivores where they help digest cellulose

found deep in the oceans where they thrive in undersea volcanic vents, where they synthesize organic molecules from carbon dioxide and hydrogen gas

abundant in dumpsites and raw sewage

e.x methanosarcina

methanotrix

halophiles

live in environments where salt concentration is high

found in tidal pools that have dried up over time

e.x halobacterium, halococcus, and salinivibrio

thermophiles

lack cell walls and a nucleus

usually live in hot and highly acidic conditions (e.x coal refuse piles)

also found in sulfur-rpoducing envronments such as sulfur vents or hydrothermal vents

survival in anaerobic environments depends on sulfur respiration

e.x thermoplasma acidophilum and thermoplasma volcanium

hyperthermophiles

thrive in the deep parts of the ocean

temperature and pressure are high

reduce sulfate to hydrogen sulfide in oil-rich environments

also live in locations rich in sulfide deposits, hot springs, and thermal vents

these places are acidic due to the production of sulfuric acid by hyperthermophiles

bacteria

consists of proteobacteria, cyanobacteria, spirochetes, and gram-positive bacteria

eubacteria - the true bacteria

organisms under this domain are almost everywhere

one of the oldest and most abundant organisms on earth due to their ability to survive in various environments or conditions

has existed for more or less 3.5 billion years

classified based on shape:

can live as a single cell or in colonies

colony - group of identical bacterial cells closely associated with one another

may join together in clusters or chains

prokaryotic

cell wall

rigid, outermost protective covering of a bacterial cell and is composed of peptidoglycan

peptidoglycan - molecule made of polysaccharides (carbohydrates) and amino acids (proteins)

maintains the shape and structure of the cell

site where viruses and antibiotics attach

cell membrane

thin, flexible, and semipermeable material that regulates the flow of materials into and out of the cells

has inward-folding membranes called mesosomes where cellular respiration takes place

nucleoid

where the genetic material is located

usually at the of the cell

not bound by a nuclear membrane

easily distinguished from the other parts of the bacterial cell

cytoplasm

occupies largest part of the cell

semiliquid portion that houses all the cytoplasmic inclusions such as the plasmid

site of essential processes needed for the cell growth, metabolism, and replication

ribosome

same function as those found in other cells

usually smaller

protein factories that translate the genetic codes from messenger rna (mrna) into proteins

pilus or fimbria

hollow hairlike structures made of proteins located on the surface of most species of bacteria

fimbriae allow bacteria to attach themselves to their host

pili are used for bacterial conjugation

flagellum

long appendage that propels the cell by spinning in a corkscrew motion

located at the terminal end of the cell membrane

capsule

serves as the outermost protective covering of some species of bacteria

composed of a slimy gelatinous substance

shields pathogenic bacteria from harsh environments and phagocytosis (also known as cell eating)

endospores

formed by some bacteria

highly resistant to harsh conditions

bacteria are nourished via the same food we eat

they spoil the food, and a change in smell and taste usually indicates their presence

some can make their own food through:

photosynthesis - a special type of chlorophyll is used to produce food (cyanobacteria)

chemosynthesis - converting inorganic compounds from their surroundings into organic materials

some bacteria are decomposers, who break down wastes and dead organisms into usable forms of energy

eukarya

includes most of the living organisms on earth, such as animals, plants, protists, and fungi

protists

eukaryotic organisms that can be unicellular or multicellular

grouped into:

plantlike or algae

diverse and widely distributed

range from single-celled to colonial and multicellular forms

not considered plants due to lack of protective structures for their reproductive cells

not classified as animals because they do not use cilia or flagella for movement

not considered fungus for lack of chitin in cell wall

some phytoplankton are protists

unicellular photosynthetic organisms that float on the surface of fresh water and salt

responsible for 50 to 85% of the oxygen in atmosphere

golden algae - diatoms

brown algae - kelp

red algae - gracilaria verrucosa

dinoflagellates - have two flagella in each cell and are found in marine environments

can grow bloom rapidly, turning water along coasts reddish-brown (red tide)

produces large amount of neurotoxins that harm marine organisms

animallike or protozoans

heterotrophic (depend on other organisms for food)

include zooflagellates

amoeba - one of the simplest known protozoans

consists of a nucleus and all other cellular parts present in a eukaryotic cell

crawls using pseudopodia (false feet)

powered by a protein called actin

eats tiny food particles

amoebiasis/amoebic dysentery - usually acquired in crowded and unsanitary areas

funguslike or slime molds

saprophytic (derive food and energy by breaking down dead organic matter)

fungi

includes wide variety of species

four major groups of fungi:

zygomycetes

rapid growers in soil/dead plants

asomycetes

parasitic and takes over their brains

basidiomycetes

spores develop in basidia

chytridiomycetes

live in soil, fresh water, and saline estuaries

found in dark, moist and humid environments

have eukaryotic cells with chitin cell walls

lack chlorophyll and procures food from other sources

some fungi obtain nutrients through parasitism

a few fungi are unicellular, most are multicellular

hyphae - threadlike filaments present in some species of fungi

elongated, tubular, and have branching filaments from the mycelium

the hyphae of the mycelium secrete enzymes that digest the food

horizontal hyphae grow across the surface of moldy food, making it appear moldy

rhizoids grows into the food

molds can reproduce asexually by growing vertical hyphae, where sporangium disperse individual spores that can develop into a new mycelium

other parts include:

cap - top part of the mushroom that protects the gills and spores

gills - found on the underside of the cap where the special structures called basidia are found

basidia - found on the gills, microscoping club-shaped reproductive structures that bear spores

stalk/stipe - supports the cap

annulus - ringlike structure along the stipe

mycelium - a mass of branching hyphae below the soil or growth medium that absorbs nutrients

✧ REPRODUCTION !

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Look at this lamp my sister made. She rewired an old monocular microscope to hold a light bulb

and then she made a lampshade out of glass histology slides, which are framed by prints of antique drawing of retina histology

I now have the most coveted lamp in the history of all of pathology

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did you guys know there was a procedure where you shoot a beam of light into the vagina and look at the cervix through a microscope

A colposcope is used to identify visible clues suggestive of abnormal tissue. It functions as a lighted binocular or monocular microscope to magnify the view of the cervix, vagina, and vulvar surface. Low magnification (2× to 6×) may be used to obtain a general impression of the surface architecture. 8× to 25× magnification are utilized to evaluate the vagina and cervix. High magnification together with green filter is often used to identify certain vascular patterns that may indicate the presence of more advanced pre-cancerous or cancerous lesions.

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Monocular zoom microscope

Monocular zoom microscope is a precise optical system providing high resolution and sharp stereoscopic images. It is flexibly equipped with a microscopic stand. It can be integrated in a semi-conductor and integrate circuit board production line. Adapts to C-mount, and works with various digital cameras.

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Inverted portable biological microscope LIBM-D10

Labtron Inverted Portable Biological Microscope features a lightweight handheld design, ideal for fieldwork and confined spaces like glove boxes or environmental cabinets. It offers high-resolution specimen observation, a monocular head, inverted stage for liquid samples, focus knob, optional camera attachment and a compact portable stand.

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Polarizing Microscope 40x – 400x

Labnic Polarizing Microscope features an achromatic optical system with a monocular head, 30° inclination, and 360° rotation. It offers a 40x–400x magnification range, a quadruple outward revolving nosepiece, and a lockable round working stage for precise and stable observations.

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Microscopes Lab Equipment Manufacturers, Suppliers and Exporters in India

Welcome to Educational Equipment India, your premier destination for high-quality lab equipment tailored to meet your educational needs. As a leading lab equipment manufacturer in India, we take pride in fueling curiosity and fostering learning through our innovative products.

An Entire List of Microscopes Lab Equipment and How to Use Them

1. Monocular Biological Microscope, 400x, LED:

Explore the world of microscopic organisms with our Monocular Biological Microscope, offering 400x magnification for detailed observation.

LED illumination ensures bright and clear images, ideal for educational and professional use.

Compact design for easy portability and storage.

Perfect for students, hobbyists, and professionals in biology, microbiology, and related fields.

2. Binocular Microscope 1000x, LED:

Dive deeper into the microcosm with our Binocular Microscope featuring 1000x magnification, revealing intricate details with precision.

Equipped with LED illumination for enhanced visibility and clarity.

Dual eyepieces provide comfortable viewing for extended periods, perfect for research labs and educational institutions.

Robust construction ensures durability and reliability.

3. Monocular Biological Microscope 400x – Mirror:

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Ideal for fieldwork and outdoor exploration, eliminating the need for external power sources.

Compact and lightweight design for on-the-go observations.

Suitable for students, field researchers, and enthusiasts.

4. Monocular Microscope:

Discover the unseen world with our Monocular Microscope, a versatile tool for scientific exploration and educational purposes.

Adjustable magnification options cater to a wide range of applications, from basic observation to detailed analysis.

Compact and user-friendly design suitable for beginners and professionals alike.

Compatible with various accessories for expanded functionality.

5. Stereo Binocular Microscope:

Gain a three-dimensional perspective on specimens with our Stereo Binocular Microscope, offering enhanced depth perception and spatial awareness.

Designed for intricate tasks such as dissection, soldering, and jewelry making, providing precision and clarity.

Binocular eyepieces ensure comfortable viewing, reducing eye strain during prolonged use.

Perfect for hobbyists, artisans, and professionals in fields requiring precise visualization.

6. Microscope Digital Camera, 5MP:

Capture and document your microscopic discoveries with our Microscope Digital Camera, boasting 5MP resolution for high-quality images.

Easily attachable to most microscopes, transforming your device into a digital imaging system.

User-friendly software allows for image processing, measurement, and sharing.

Ideal for research, education, and documentation purposes.

How to use them and where:

Monocular Biological Microscope (400x, LED): Start by placing the specimen on the stage and adjusting the focus using the coarse and fine adjustment knobs. Illuminate the specimen with the LED light source for enhanced visibility. Ideal for educational institutions, laboratories, and field research.

Binocular Microscope (1000x, LED): Similar to the monocular microscope, adjust focus and illumination for clear observation. Dual eyepieces provide a comfortable viewing experience, making it suitable for advanced research, medical laboratories, and professional settings.

Monocular Biological Microscope (400x – Mirror): Utilize the mirror illumination for outdoor exploration and fieldwork. Its portable design makes it perfect for on-the-go observations in environments without access to power sources, such as forests, fields, and remote areas.

Monocular Microscope: As a versatile tool, this microscope can be used in various settings, including classrooms, home laboratories, and hobbyist workshops. Adjust the magnification according to your observation needs and explore the microscopic world with ease.

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Microscope Digital Camera (5MP): Attach the digital camera to your microscope to capture high-resolution images of microscopic specimens. Use the accompanying software for image processing, measurement, and sharing. Ideal for documentation, research, and educational purposes in laboratories, universities, and medical institutions.

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Stereo Microscope

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