Microscopy: What Can You Learn With a Light Microscope (Ron Vale)

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This lecture provides an overview of the historical contributions that light microscopy has made to the life sciences and an overview of current exciting developments, such as GFP, super-resolution microscopy, using microscopy to measure biochemical reactions, and imaging of the nervous system.

[@sam21462]

I was one of those kids that looked through a microscope in grade school and was, simply put, transformed by this alien world. As he states in this video, it left me with a lifelong love of the sciences. Now, at almost 60, I have just purchased a microscope of my own and I hope to bring that same fascination to my five grandsons.
It appears that I have found a really excellent series to help me get the most out of my new tool. Thanks for gifting these videos to the world. It truly amazes me what is now available, to us all, in this wonderful age that we live in.
As always, science for the win!

[@WalterDonnelly]

Thank you for this wonderful resource about light microscopy!

[@bodgertime]

Mr. Vale these iBiology channels are stupendous ! Ya done good

[@Dhelira]

Great lecture. Many thanks for preparing and sharing it

[@ricardoaltaircootllanes6144]

I loved it! I remember the first time when I used a microscope, I was a kid and I can't believe what I was seeing! Thanks a lot for these lectures.

[@MrTimjwilson]

I agree. Thank you doing this. Tremendous!

[@eanakim2876]

Wow, fantastic! Thanks for this great source!!

[@aycatuncel2527]

Thank you for the fascinating work, I appreciate

[@das250250]

I am flawed that i only see 20 commnts hre. As an engineer, it astounds me just how amazing the field has progressed. Ty for sharing and compressing the field so well.

[@valor36az]

Great examples thank you for this course

[@peterrodinis7634]

The robots are taking over! Thanks for this video, it serves as an inspiration in many ways. Great channel

[@AlexPolsky]

thank you for this, really terrific resource

[@pijushbera8190]

I will be grateful if you launch spectroscopic technique lectures. Thank you

[@AmarisGuevara]

Extremely beatiful images,
Thanks for all the videos. they are really helpfull.

[@Suzukisenpai]

People who dislike this video are hates their body and finally their life. The nature is amazing!!
Thank you for made this light microscopy trip!! Last month i bought a biological research gear lab-class. I am very lucky.

[@iheartmambo8211]

This is amazing super like! :)

[@armanaksit7954]

Very nice for starters ;)

[@Valentina1975abc]

You are currently not available.I want to have subtitles.

[@iBiologyTechniques]

We are actively working to create subtitles for this talk. Keep an eye out for them in the coming months.

[@healingbrain]

van Leeuwenhoek's lenses may have been hand-ground by philosopher Spinoza.

[@2singmyheart]

For two people who are related (the Huxleys), they share a lot of similar traits! O.o

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