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Dark Field Microscope - Presentation

Dark field microscopy is a very simple yet effective technique and well suited for uses involving very litle live and unstained samples (biological), that cannot well seen with a comum bright field microscope.
In the early part of the 20th Century, a number of innovative biologists created a system of visual blood analysis using a special instrument called a Darkfield Microscope. The darkfield scope was originally invented in 1909 to assist chemists studying colloidal reactions - but it was soon used to look at blood in its living state instead of adding chemical dyes that degrade and alter its life processes. It's interesting to note that many hematologists, including professors in the most elite medical schools, have never studied blood in its living state and are often surprised by the simplest observations made through the darkfield scope.

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