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  • Karyotype Analysis Microscopy Instrument Solution

    Karyotype refers to the phenotype of chromosomes in the metaphase of mitosis, which is a summary of the number, size and morphological characteristics of chromosomes.

    24 September 2025
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  • Rabies Microscopy Instrument Solution

    Rabies is an acute zoonotic infectious disease mainly affecting the central nervous system, caused by the rabies virus.

    04 September 2025
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  • Pulmonary Tuberculosis Microscopy Instrument Solution

    Tuberculosis usually can be detect with Ziehl-Neelsen-Staining or fluorescence excitation, e.g. with Auramine O dye, so a fluorescent biological microscope is an ideal choice which can simply switch between the two modes.

    26 August 2025
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  • FISH Microscopy Instrument Solution

    Fluorescence in situ hybridization, FISH, is a non-radioactive in situ hybridization technology developed on the basis of the radioactive in situ hybridization technology in the late 80s of the 20th century.

    04 June 2025
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  • What is a Zoom Monocular Microscope?

    The working principle of a zoom monocular microscope is based on the optical properties of convex lenses. It uses one or more convex lenses to magnify the image of an object, making it visible to the human eye. A zoom monocular microscope has a relatively simple structure, mainly consisting of an objective lens, an eyepiece, and an adjustment knob.

    28 April 2025
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  • Infographic: Key Milestones of Microscope History

    After centuries of development, microscopes have played an important role in many fields, from initially relying on lenses to magnify objects to today's constantly innovative high-tech imaging technologies. This infographic will help you understand the key stages in the development of microscopy and its milestone moments.

    14 February 2025