Dermatology deals with skin and its various parts and disorders associated with it. Just like any other part of the body, the diagnosis of skin-related disorders requires close observation of the symptoms, most often invisible or undetectable by the naked eye, creating a need for microscopy. The wave of digitization has not failed to hit …
Conventional microscopes have helped us come a long way. They’ve enabled many pathological studies and supported worthwhile research and studies. Of course, we acknowledge the contributions of traditional microscopes. But amid the digital age that we live in, we cannot discount new-age needs. The world now demands advanced, intelligent imaging systems that enable quicker, more …
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Portable microscopes, a step up from laboratory microscopes and digital microscopes, are widely applicable tools in the field of microscopy. Found in laboratories of schools and colleges as well as for field studies, they provide simple, feasible yet elegant solutions aiding scientists to peer into the microscopic world unravelling structures invisible to naked eye irrespective …
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Microscopes have been deemed to be an important invention in the history of humankind. They have aided and supported the relentless efforts of many researchers and catalyzed many worthwhile inventions. Of course, we all are grateful to both! But while being engrossed in observations and diagnoses, researchers and pathologists tend to ignore many health disorders …
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Malarial parasite, which can be visualized under Laboratory Microscopes or binocular microscopes, and most recently, Digital Microscopes, is the most important member of Apicomplexa, a huge and highly successful phylum of intracellular parasites. Invasion of host cells enables apicomplexan parasites access to rich source of nutrients largely protected from host defenses. All Apicomplexa, adopt common …
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As the name implies, digital pathology refers to acquiring, managing, and interpreting pathological information in a digital environment. It represents the latest stage of evolution from its ancestors, like simple microscopes, compound microscopes, projection microscopes, and so on. Digital pathology enables healthcare professionals to scan and store the sample slide in a digital format. This …
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You sow seeds, water them and collect the harvest. We can only wish that farming was this straightforward. But that’s not the case. Agriculture involves various complexities and conditions that demand continuous monitoring and inspection. Conditions like bacterial growth, diseases, parasites etc. require a careful study that is possible only when you have a microscopic …
The term ‘telepathology’ simply denotes practicing pathology from distance, which involves telecommunications used to send data and images for research, educational, diagnostic purposes. Telepathology facilitates quicker and easier diagnosis and treatment by sharing of medical images of samples magnified with help of microscopes such as Cilika Digital microscopes, and sent digitally during operations or from …
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Science of microscopy is hundreds of years old. The first compound microscopes were made in Europe in early 1600s and ever since, the field has evolved steadily, with cutting-edge technologies bringing in significant changes and continuous improvement in quality, accuracy, and efficiency for life science research, pathology and more recently, telepathology and telemedicine. Today digital microscopes built …
Generally speaking, collecting and preserving biological samples examined through laboratory microscope and pathology microscope for advanced genetic manipulation and clinical scientific research and molecular study, entail a collection of ultra-low temperature devices for storing and slowing bioprocessing within blood and tissue specimens. Sample collection and DNA preservation are essential for studying specimen’s population and to …
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