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Product Review: BX51 Research Microscope from Olympus
2 October 2012

In this video Cecilia Adebayo, a microbiologist at the Federal Polytechnic, Nigeria, tells SelectScience how the Olympus BX51 microscope has facilitated her work involving the isolation and characterization of bacteria. Cecilia describes how the instrument enables her laboratory to determine morphological, physical and behavioral characteristics of pathogenic bacteria. Interview filmed by SelectScience at EMC 2012.

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