A phase-contrast microscope is an optical instrument used in microscopy to enhance the contrast of transparent and translucent specimens, such as living cells, that are difficult to visualize using traditional bright-field microscopy. It accomplishes this by exploiting the differences in phase between light waves passing through different parts of the specimen, producing detailed and high-contrast images. This post is on Phase Contrast Microscopy MCQ with answer key.
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