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Bright-field (or brightfield) illumination with a compound microscope is commonly used when observing specimens. If the contrast of a specimen is sufficient, bright-field illumination offers a combination of ease of use and performance. It is widely used for teaching microscopy at schools and for research applications in histology and histopathology. Additionally, we will briefly discuss the basics of staining specimens for bright-field observation.
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