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Microscopy

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Under the microscope

Alan Curry

1982

PCR/RT-PCR in situ light and electron microscopy

Gérard Morel

2003

Introduction to microscopy by means of light, electrons, X rays, or acoustics

Theodore George Rochow

1994

Microscope

Eve Stwertka

1988

Practical section cutting and staining

E. C. Clayden

1948

Microscopic examinations of blood

James Henry Salisbury

1868

Microscopic haematology

Gillian Rozenberg

2002

Recent advances in microscopy

A. Piney

1931

Representing and intervening

Ian Hacking

1983

Principles of biological microtechnique

John Randal Baker

1958

The Microscope: An Introduction to Microscopic Methods and to Histology

Simon Henry Gage

1901

The evolution of the microscope

Spencer Lens Company

1937

Antoni Van Leeuwenhoek

Lisa Yount

1996

Microscopy for beginners

Alfred C. Stokes

1887

Quantitative and Qualitative Microscopy (Methods in Neurosciences, Vol 3)

P. Michael Conn

1990

Descriptive catalogue of optical instruments and apparatus constructed and sold by Watkins and Hill, 5 Charing Cross, London

Watkins and Hill

1800

Protozoa

John O. Corliss

1991

Light microscopy

C. P. Rubbi

1994

Common objects of the microscope

John George Wood

1861

Clinical diagnosis by laboratory methods

James Campbell Todd

1939

The microscopist

J. H. Wythe

1851

The microscope

Conrad Beck

1921

Practical electron microscopy for biologists

Geoffrey A. Meek

1970

Laboratory technique in biology and medicine

E. V. Cowdry

1948

Induced cell-reproduction and cancer

Hugh Campbell Ross

1911

The microscope

Gage, Simon Henry

1899

Complete Book of the Microscope

Kirsteen Rogers

1998

Freshwater microscopy

William Jeremiah Garnett

1965

The slit lamp primer

Janice K. Ledford

1998

Transmission electron microscopy

David B. Williams

2009

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