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The electron microscope's invention in the 1930s transformed biology by making viruses visible for the first time.electron microscope = a high-powered microscope that uses electrons instead of light
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Electron microscopes revealed that bacteria have complex internal structures invisible to earlier scientists using light microscopes.electron microscopes = high-powered microscopes that uses electrons instead of light
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Looking at Ebola under an electron microscope is like looking at a gorgeously wrought ice castle. (source)electron microscope = a high-powered microscope that uses electrons instead of light
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We have electron microscopes that can see individual atoms. (source)
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A Field Emission Electron Microscope, a Siemens, stood along one wall.† (source)
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Very few letters reached him in Section B — only a handful passed the other hurdles — so he read them over and over again, passed them under a magnifying glass, searched for microdots with an electron microscope, and tuned his sense of smell so that he was beat by the time he made it home.† (source)
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In the other direction, Jotunheim spread out like an electron microscope landscape—impossibly jagged peaks, crystalline cliffs, ravines filled with ovoid clouds like floating bacteria.† (source)
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Television was cheaper and more easily set up; TV image-intensifiers were already in use for electron microscopes, X-ray machines, and other devices.† (source)
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An electron microscope could outline small structures within the cell.† (source)
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To obtain higher magnification, they would have to go to a separate room, or else use the electron microscopes.† (source)
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He then removed a core sample measuring one centimeter in diameter and two centimeters in length from just below the right knee and analyzed it using an electron microscope, electron microprobe, mass spectrometry, X-ray diffraction, and X-ray fluorescence.† (source)
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He removed the internal organs from the rat and monkey and examined each, removing samples for both the light and electron microscopes.† (source)
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He walked toward the electron microscope, snapped it on, and slipped the slide into place.† (source)
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Limited as it was, the electron microscope was their only available high-power tool.† (source)
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On October 13—the same day Nurse Mayinga was sitting in the waiting rooms of hospitals in Kinshasa—he placed a droplet of fluid from the cells on a small screen and let it dry, and he put it in his electron microscope to see what he could see.† (source)
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The laboratory with its electron microscope and the other instruments to her right.† (source)
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