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As continued work of scanning electron microscope visualization of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in epoxy matrix at high accelerating voltage (from 3 to 15 kV), this study focuses on the low accelerating voltage range (from 0.3 to 5.0 kV).

This is a technology for procuring specific tissue cell subpopulations under direct microscopic visualization of a standard stained frozen or fixed tissue section on a glass microscope slide.

Tumor cells were manually micro-dissected under light microscope visualization.

Coverslips were mounted using Mowiol (Calbiochem, La Jolla, CA) for microscope visualization and morphological analysis.

A fluorescence microscope permits visualization of changes in fluorescence, and hence the target of a particular sensor, which in this case is a specific metal ion of interest, in a spatially resolved manner.

Thoracic disc removal by microendoscopy involves an incision 3-4 m lateral to midline in combination with partial facetectomy and medical angulation of the endoscope or microscope allows visualization of the disc without retraction of the thoracic cord [ 69, 70].

After the radiographic analysis, some of the jaws were also defleshed, stained with aqueous methylene blue (1%), and photographed under a light microscope for visualization of the marginal bone.

The atomic force microscope (AFM) allows visualization of the assembly and molecular interactions of single proteins.

Combination with a confocal laser-scanning microscope allows the visualization of three-dimensional microbial structures (granules, biofilms).

The electron microscope allows the visualization of the nanoparticle surface, whereas zetasizer measures the particle sizes surrounded by hydrodynamic layer, so it provides larger size than the SEM images [26].

The field on nanotechnology got its start in the last century as the atomic theory matured and inventions such as the electron microscope allowed for actual visualization of matter below the limits of the light microscope.