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Special thanks to Dr. Paula Wilson of York University for supervising the making of this tutorial and making recommendations on improving the instructions.
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Credits:
Special thanks to Dr. Paula Wilson of York University for supervising the making of this tutorial and making recommendations on improving the instructions.
I own full copy rights and full worldwide distribution rights to this video. This video may be distributed for educational purposes on a non-profit and 100% ad-free basis. I ask that you provide a link to the original video here on YouTube.
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While I recommend that people watch the new version of this video and not the old one, there's one good reason why you should check out the old version also:
In the new version, I calibrated the microscope for 10X and 60X objectives.
In the old version, I calibrated for the 10X and 40X objectives.
So if you want some extra practice, I recommend you try and figure out the 40X calculations on your own and then check out the old version of the video.
Thank you all for your very kind comments,
I'm happy most of you have found this tutorial helpful.