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After washing twice with PBS, fresh tissue culture medium was added and photographs (ScopePhoto 3.0, ScopeTek DCM130 microscope camera) of wounded areas were taken in a time-dependent manner up to 18 hours after making the scratch.
Armed with nothing but a $7 mini-microscope and the cheapest (around $3) back-protecting iPhone case they could find, the guys over at Crabfu managed to convert their iPhone 4 into an on-the-go microscope camera capable of taking shots at a 12x zoom level.
Digital images were obtained with Olympus SZx9 Research Stereo microscope and Olympus DP70 digital microscope camera, and the areas of CC, HC and anterior commissure (AC) were measured with the ImageJ program (Abràmoff et al. 2004).
Pictures were taken of pollen using an AxioCamMR3 microscope camera (Carl Zeiss, Germany) and measurements made of pollen minimum diameter using Axiovision software v4.6.3 (Carl Zeiss Imaging Solutions GmbH, 2007).
To avoid double counting oocytes, an image of each microscope slide was taken on a dissecting microscope camera and used as a map to guide confocal image collection.
The same microscope, camera and software were used as described above for epifluorescence and fluorescence imaging of stained tissue.
Manufacturers continue to make advances in microscope cameras using a variety of sensors.
In today's microscope cameras, an electronic sensor takes the place of film.
We measured i e on both the phosphorescent screen and the dynamic-calibrated CCD camera of the microscope prior inserting the sample.
Stained slices were used to capture 50 photomicrographs (Leica DM2000 microscope and Leica DFC295 digital camera) of glomeruli containing vascular pole and/or urinary pole to determine glomerular corpuscle area, glomerular tuff area, and mesangial expansion in each image using Image-Pro Plusoftwaresoftware (Media Cybernetics).
The limitation is related to the resolution of the FIM microscope and camera, and the degree of pixellation involved in images of very small particles.
