http://www.binocularcompoundmicroscopes.com Welcome to Binocular Compound Microscopes Thu, 24 Jul 2008 08:29:01 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Laboratory personnel study and examine specimens using a variety of laboratory instruments and equipments like binocular compound microscopes. Laboratory personnel are at risk of getting infected by the pathogens they are examining, as derived from the original article. http://www.binocularcompoundmicroscopes.com/binocular-compound-microscopes/preliminary-evaluation-of-survival-of-tubercle-bacilli-in-heat-fixed-sputum-smears/ During summer, algae blooms can be found in almost any body of water be it the beach, river or pond. Algae are microscopic producers of sugars and oxygen in the aquatic environment. They come in a variety of colors: green, blue-green, brown, , golden-brown , and red. Since they are ... http://www.binocularcompoundmicroscopes.com/binocular-compound-microscopes/pond-scum/ The article discusses the pathogen, life cycle, clinical disease, prevention, immune response, detection, and epidemiology of Coccidiosis. Coccidiosis, as defined in the original article, is an animal disease caused by a protozoan parasite. This protozoan parasite can be examined using binocular compound microscopes. Binocular compound microscopes are used to differentiate the ... http://www.binocularcompoundmicroscopes.com/binocular-compound-microscopes/coccidiosis/ Conspicuous whitish veils which cover the surface of sulfidic sediment) at water depths of 0 to 0.5 m in Nivå Bay were observed from May to September in the years 1999 to 2001. Mostly present in calm waters briefly after periods of windy weather, the veils were developed when wind ... http://www.binocularcompoundmicroscopes.com/binocular-compound-microscopes/conspicuous-veils-formed-by-vibrioid-bacteria/ The original article talks about bacteria and how they affect and react to bacteria. Bacteria are minute microorganisms that can be seen in a compound microscope. http://www.binocularcompoundmicroscopes.com/binocular-compound-microscopes/swimming-with-bacteria/