Microscopy Lecture 6 | Confocal Microscopy | Basics, Principle, Working and Applications

In this video we discuss about confocal microscopy their basics, principle, working and applications.
Confocal microscopy is an optical imaging technique for increasing optical resolution and contrast of a specimen by means of using a spatial pinhole to block out-of-focus light in image formation thus helps in specific location identification within cell or specimen.
It is an updated version of fluorescence microscopy.
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Lecture 2- Compound Microscope, Parts and Working of Compound microscope • Microscopy lecture 2 |...
Lecture 3- Phase Contrast Microscopy, Parts, Principle, Working and Applications • Microscopy Lecture 3 |...
Lecture 4- Dark-Field Microscope, Basics, Principle, Working and Applications • Microscopy Lecture 4 |...
Lecture 5- Fluorescence Microscope, Basics, Principle, Working and Applications • Microscopy Lecture 5 |...
Lecture 7- Electron Microscopy, Basics, Principle and Working • Microscopy Lecture 7 |...
Lecture 8- Transmission Electron Microscope, Basics, Principle, Working and applications • Microscopy Lecture 8 |...
Lecture 9- Scanning electron microscope (SEM), Basics, Principle, working and application • Microscopy Lecture 9 |...
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