Laboratory microscopes” are optical instruments used in scientific laboratories to observe objects or samples that are too small to be seen by the naked eye. They allow researchers to examine microorganisms, cells, tissues, and other minute structures in detail. Microscopes are essential tools in fields like biology, medicine, materials science, and chemistry.
Uses of Laboratory Microscopes:
Biology: Studying cells, tissues, and microorganisms.
Medicine: Diagnosing diseases, examining blood samples, or identifying pathogens.
Forensics: Analyzing physical evidence such as hair, fibers, or gunshot residue.
Nanotechnology: Observing and manipulating nanostructures.