Microscopy for Biomedical Research

2:218, 60:218, 61:218
Tuesday 1-2 PM
79 EMRB
3 Semester Hours
Kathy Walters, Course Director


Light and Electron Microscopy Techniques for the Biological Sciences is designed to instruct participants in the application of various microscopy methods for their own research needs. Students will receive instruction in theory, optics, preparative techniques, image optimization, image analysis and interpretation. Laboratories will emphasize use of instrumentation and technique application for individual research and are arranged with staff.

Prerequisites: Established research project, previous biological science courses and consent of instructor.


Course Syllabus
Course Requirements
Presentation Guidelines

Lecture Notes
Chemical Processing of
Biological Specimens
TEM
Light Microscopy Optics and Processing
SEM

Imaging Techniques
Cryotechniques
Scanning Probe Microscopy
Enzyme and
Immunocytochemistry
Autoradiography
Elemental Analysis
Confocal Microscopy