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Introduction to microscope A microscope is used to see small objects that can not be seen with the naked eyes. Microscopy : Is the science of investigating.

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1 Introduction to microscope A microscope is used to see small objects that can not be seen with the naked eyes. Microscopy : Is the science of investigating small objects. Basically there are two types of microscope 1. Light microscope: light microscope is preferred to be used in forensic analysis, because it gives the specimen it original colour.

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