
PhDMicroscopy
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Computers, Physics, Science
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University
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Hard
Joost Willemse
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10 Slides • 23 Questions
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What happens when the light from the transmitted light source hits an aqueous sample at an angle?
The speed of light changes
The direction of light changes towards the normal
The different colors of light are split
The frequency of light changes
The direction of light changes away from the normal
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4
Multiple Choice
Why does the red light look green when you approach at high speed?
Interference between the red waves at different distances from the traffic light changes the wavelength
The wavemaxima get compressed while you are driving against the speed of light
Chromatic aberration caused by the windshield diffracts the red light from your eyes
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6
Multiple Choice
What is wrong with this CSI microscope
Something with the light source
Something with the oculars
Something with the objectives
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Multiple Select
If there is dirt in your image but not on the sample, where could it be?
Lamp filament
Field Diaphragm (Veld diafragma)
Condensor Diaphragm
Back Focal Plane (Achterste focale vlak)
Ocular Diaphragm
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Multiple Choice
Who came up with this formula
Ernst Abbe
August Kohler
Albert Einstein
Victor Schott
Anthonie van Leeuwenhoek
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10
Multiple Choice
Explain why the amount of fish seems to have doubled?
You drank too much
The fish are mirrored at the bottom of the tank
Refraction causes the light to move in different directions which allows the fish to be portrayed twice
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Multiple Choice
Where would you need to aim to inject the fish
Upper Fish
Lower fish
In the middle between the fish
Below the fish
Above the fish
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Multiple Select
Check all the advantages of selecting a
63x/1.2 N.A. plan-achromat ∞/0.17
objective over a
40x/0.9 160/- N.A. plan-apochromat
Better resolution
Brighter image
Better color correction
It is easier to use in a fluorescence microscope
You don't need immersion
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Multiple Choice
Which technique produces dark background with a sample that seems to emit light?
Polarization
Dark field
Phase contrast
DIC
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Multiple Choice
Why are you still able to see anything with dark field microscopy if the light falls outside the objective?
Not all colors are bend equally and therefore some information can be seen
The reflections of the sample are seen
We see the 1st order of light being diffracted into the objective
There is so much light outside you will still see a little bit
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Multiple Choice
How do the light waves get separated with DIC
Using the analyzer
Using the polarizer
Using the Wollaston Prism
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Multiple Choice
What microscope part is this?
Scanning mirror
Dicrhoic mirror
Porro prism
Wollaston prism
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Multiple Choice
Light is travelling from water to air. Which path will the light most likely follow?
A
B
C
D
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Multiple Choice
Why are stars traditionally represented with 4, 6 or 8 points while they are actually round objects?
Based on the sun rays, since stars are smaller less rays are depicted
Due to the diffraction around the diapraghm of the camera
Our eyes tend to diffract the light more along the horzontal and vertical axis
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Multiple Choice
Explain why the sky isn't violet
Raleigh scattering is less efficient for UV
Our eyes are less sensitive to UV light
UV light does not penetrate the earths atmosphere
Sun light contains more blue light than UV light
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Multiple Choice
What is wrong with this microscope?
It is not kohlered
Something with the objectives
Something with the light source
Something with the oculars
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Multiple Select
Why do we need emission filters in a confocal fluorescence microscope?
The excitation light is too bright otherwise
To make sure we collect the right color in our detector
The emission light is too bright otherwise
To prevent over exposure of the photomultiplier
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Multiple Select
How is the emission light of a fluorophore changed in comparison with the excitation light
It has less energy
It has a shorter wavelength
It has a longer wavelength
The speed has decreased
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27
Multiple Choice
What do we see?
A spiral of squares
5 circles of squares
Two intertwining spirals
4 circles of squares
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Multiple Choice
How many megabytes is the size of a 1 Megapixel 8-bit image
0.5 Mb
1 Mb
5 Mb
10 Mb
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Multiple Select
Name 2 reasons to make 16 bit instead of 8 bit images
the 8 bit image is over exposed
The signal is weak and with 16 bit data it can be quantified better
16 bit imaging is faster than 8 bit
16 bit images are smaller than 8 bit, thereby saving storage space
The contrast in 16 bit images can be optimized over a larger range of values
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Multiple Select
This microscope is used to make pictures of viruses.
What is wrong?
There is no camera attached to the microscope
The microscope is not kohlered
Viruses are too small to be seen with a light microscope
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Multiple Select
This is the supposed image from the microscope, what is wrong with the image?
The scale bar is wrong
The image is an electron microscopy image instead of a light microscopic image
For electron microscopy the sample has to be in vacuum
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