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Proper Citation: Olympus BX51 Fluorescence Microscope (RRID:SCR_018949)
Description: Microscope with differential interference contrast ,bright field, dark field components. TR30-2 Trinocular observation head with WH10X 22 eyepieces. 0.5X parfocal C mount camera adapter. Universal reflected and transmitted light stage. Capable of both transmitted and reflected light observations.
Resource Type: instrument resource
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