-2. Give the principles, advantages, and disadvantages of each type in a Table form. TYPES OF MICROSCOPE PRINCIPLE ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE 1. Bright-field Microscope 2. Dark-field Microscope 3. Phase-Contrast Microscope 4. Fluorescence Microscope 5. Electron Microscope Cite your references.

-2. Give the principles, advantages, and disadvantages of each type in a Table form. TYPES OF MICROSCOPE PRINCIPLE ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE 1. Bright-field Microscope 2. Dark-field Microscope 3. Phase-Contrast Microscope 4. Fluorescence Microscope 5. Electron Microscope Cite your references.

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-2. Give the principles, advantages, and disadvantages of each type in a Table form.
TYPES OF MICROSCOPE
PRINCIPLE
ADVANTAGE
DISADVANTAGE
1. Bright-field Microscope
2. Dark-field Microscope
3. Phase-Contrast Microscope
4. Fluorescence Microscope
5. Electron Microscope
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