Transmitted Light Insert; Twin Wavelength Method - LEITZ LABORLUX S Instructions Manual

Microscope for the examination of transparent objects
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24
Transmitled
light
insert
Instead
ofa filter
b
lock, a
trans mitted
light
insert
can be
used
in
the
PLO
EMOPAK
for normal
transmitted
light
microscopy.
The microsco
pe
can
thus
be
used
a lte
rna te
ly
for transmitted
light
b
rightti
e
ld
wo
rk
and inc
ide
nt li
g
ht
n uoresce
nce
studies,
with
out the
Leitz
PLOEMOPAK
having to
he removed from
the
microscope.
Fig. 29
The
arrowed
number
indicates
th
e
filter
system
In
eITect.
The stop
(t)
clicks
into
place when the bloc
k
is
correctly
positioned.
Only fi
lter
block
s
I
and
lcan
now
be
us ed.
Fori ntercha nge
between
all th
ree
posi·
tions, pull
th
e stop
upwards and
clamp by
rota ting
sligh
tly.
1
x
-
TWin wavelength method
This
method
is
used
for
recognition of
small amounts of
one
fluoro chrome in th
e
presence
of relatively large
quantities
of
a
seco
nd
.
By
successive excitatio
n
w
ith two
wavelengths,
the
specific
nuorescence
can
be
observed
se parately
from
th
e
other. Two
differe
nt components can th
en,
for example, be
recognised inside
one
or
in
separa
te
cells.
Please
re
fer to the
instructio ns
for
th
e
Lamphousing
103 Z
(Order no.
933
534)
for
informatio
n on
insertio
n,
ope ratio
n and
centratioD
of
the
me
rcury
maximum-press
ure
lamp.

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