cover slip

Cover slip was placed and observed under 10X of phase contrast microscope.

The debris were removed, coverslip was placed on the squishing spot and extra stain under the cover slip was sucked with the help of filter paper.

Cover slip was placed and visualized at 40X under compound microscope.

The bimorph is built using atomic layer deposition -- chemically "painting" atomically thin layers of silicon dioxide onto aluminum over a cover slip -- then wet-transferring a single atomic layer of graphene on top of the stack.

The team painted on atomically thin layers of silicon dioxide onto aluminium over a cover slip to give it the rigid layer to facilitate shape changes.

A cover slip is then applied, and when viewed through a microscope at 160X, the technician is able to observe the cementum layers.

Slide a cover slip around to disperse the particles and take a look.

The leukocytes were adjusted to 2 x 107 cells/mL and deposited on a cover slip before they were incubated at room temperature for 2 h.

Stained cells were examined with the oil immersion objective of a light microscope, and the number of rickettsiae within each of 100 cells was determined for each cover slip. The percentage of cells infected and the number of rickettsiae per infected cell were calculated.

After incubation, a drop of suspension (40 microlitre) was placed on a clean glass slide and mounted with a flame-sterilised glass cover slip and examined under microscope (10x and 40x) for germ tube formation.

They are analyzed using a hot stage microscope, where the gel is positioned between a specimen slide and a glass cover slip. The gel will melt as the stage temperature is increased.