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Microscope Interview Questions
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How to distinguish endo from exo cytosis in microscope?

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Explain the Compound microscope ?

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A person using a lens as a simple microscope sees an: (A) inverted virtual image (B) inverted real magnified image (C) upright virtual image (D) upright real magnified image

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the magnifying power of a simple microscope can be increased if we use eye piece of

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Question 89 - A hemocytometer is a device that is used for counting cells. In an engineering experiment, 100 microlitres of cell suspension is diluted with 50 microlitres of Trypan blue dye. Only death cells appear blue in color when stained with the dye. There are 57 cells detected in a hemocytometer, where 5.3 % of them appear blue when the chamber of the meter is placed under a microscope. Each square of a chamber can contain 0.0001 mL of liquid. (a) Calculate the number of viable cells. (b) The cells ocupied 5 squares. Calculate the average number of viable cells / square. (c) Calculate the dilution factor of the cell suspension by using the formula : Dilution = final volume / initial volume. (d) Calculate the concentration of viable cells / mL by using the formula : Concentration = (Average number of viable cells / square) x dilution x (square / volume).

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MICROBIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING - QUESTION 28.2 : A hemocytometer is a device that is used for counting cells. In an engineering experiment, 100 microlitres of cell suspension is diluted with 50 microlitres of Trypan blue dye. Only death cells appear blue in color when stained with the dye. There are 57 cells detected in a hemocytometer, where 5.3 % of them appear blue when the chamber of the meter is placed under a microscope. Each square of a chamber can contain 0.0001 mL of liquid. (a) Calculate the number of viable cells. (b) The cells occupied 5 squares. Calculate the average number of viable cells / square. (c) Calculate the dilution factor of the cell suspension by using the formula : Dilution = final volume / initial volume. (d) Calculate the concentration of viable cells / mL by using the formula : Concentration = (Average number of viable cells / square) x dilution x (square / volume).

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Explain about Electron microscope?

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Give one advantage of a scanning electron microscope over a transmission electron microscope?

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Is it possible to use metallurgical inverted microscope to other designation?

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Define what are metallurgical microscopes?

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what are metallurgical microscopes?

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Explain metallurgical microscopes?

898

Explain one advantage of a scanning electron microscope over a transmission electron microscope?

861

Mention the applications of electron microscope. : quantum physics

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What are the applications of electron microscope. : quantum physics

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Give one advantage of a scanning electron microscope over a transmission electron microscope?

899


Is it possible to use metallurgical inverted microscope to other designation?

904


Define what are metallurgical microscopes?

953


what are metallurgical microscopes?

965


Explain metallurgical microscopes?

898


Explain one advantage of a scanning electron microscope over a transmission electron microscope?

861


Mention the applications of electron microscope. : quantum physics

820


What are the applications of electron microscope. : quantum physics

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