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Microscopic demonstration of brain tissue in a control animal at a magnification of ×100.
Definitive diagnosis of PcP is usually made by the microscopic demonstration of the organism in specimens obtained by induced sputum or bronchoalveolar lavage fluid (BALF) with histological or immunofluorescent reagents [4].
When endoscopy is indicated, biopsy specimens can be taken for microscopic demonstration of the organism, culture, histology or urease testing.
The viability of aspirated protoscolices can be determined by microscopic demonstration of flame cell activity and trypan blue dye exclusion.
The traditional diagnostic method of A. phagocytophilum is microscopic demonstration of the organisms in stained blood smears and serology.
Diagnosis can be made by direct microscopic demonstration of pathognomonic brown sclerotic cells (also called fumagoid or muriform cells) in skin scrapings [ 1- 3].
Despite its low sensibility, the first approach in the laboratory diagnosis of Chagas disease in HIV+ patients depends on the microscopic demonstrations of T. cruzi trypomastigotes in samples of blood and CSF.
The presence of amyloid plaques was confirmed by microscopic examination under cross-polarized light and demonstration of red green birefringence (Jin et al., 2003 and references cited therein).
A definite VL diagnosis is provided by the demonstration of the parasite through a microscopic visualization from spleen, bone marrow or lymph node aspirates.
But the properties of microscopic systems were not qualitatively distinct from macroscopic ones in a way that aided the demonstration of the emergence of the properties of observable systems, whether microscopic or macroscopic, from the properties of atoms.
Admittedly, quantitative demonstration of this impression as well as of the other basic microscopic observations regarding the cell structure will be prohibitive, considering that many hundreds of three-dimensional images will need to be measured in detail (as with the numbers of the real and numerical cells in Table 1 and Fig. 3).
