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Dictionary » K » Knob KnobKnob a protuberance; a mass; a nodule. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: microscopic measurements...Higher quality microscopes have an adjusting knob for moving the stage, which is essentialy moving the slide, but with more precision. It is mentioned in that link I provided earlier, as well as FOV.
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How panic disorder oocur?How panic disorder occur?? Brain or nerve problem?? or uncontrolable the synaptic knob? or the failure sending the impulse?
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The Fiber Disease... involves the Ad fiber protein (17, 26) and the so-called coxsackievirus and Ad receptor (CAR) (4, 39). Spe- cifically, the carboxy-terminal knob domain of the fiber binds to the immunoglobulin-like D1 domain of CAR (5, 13), result- ing in the tight association of the virus with the cell. ...
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microscope1. Of course to focus your view, coarse knob to go faster to find your object. After you found it, it'd be better to use the fine one to prevent a crash between objective lense and your preparation. This fine knob also is needed when you are ...
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microscope1. In a microscope, what's the Uses of Coarse-focus knob and Fine-focus knob? I think theses two knobs have different uses? 2. The resolving power of an optical system is its ability to distinguish clearly and in detail between two points which lie ...
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