Classification and characteristics of microscopes for microinjection

According to different uses, microscopes can be divided into polarizing microscopes, metallographic microscopes, solid microscopes, biological microscopes, fluorescence microscopes, stereo microscopes, high-power microscopes, digital microscopes, reflection microscopes, imaging microscopes, and differential microscopes.

Microinjection microscope is a special microscope mainly used to observe tiny organisms and cells in biomedical research. Its characteristics are as follows:

1. High definition: The microinjection microscope adopts a high-definition optical system, which can clearly observe tiny organisms and cells.

2. High sensitivity: Microinjection microscopes use high-sensitivity photomultiplier tubes, which can sensitively detect tiny light signals.

3. High precision: The microinjection microscope adopts a high-precision mechanical system, which can accurately position and move the microscope.

4. High stability: The microinjection microscope adopts a high-stability electronic system to maintain stable operating performance.

5. High flexibility: Microinjection microscopes use a highly flexible mechanical system that can quickly move and position the microscope.

6. High reliability: The microinjection microscope adopts a high-reliability electronic system and can operate stably for a long time.

In short, microinjection microscopes have high definition, high sensitivity, high precision, high stability, high flexibility and high reliability, and are widely used in the field of biomedical research.