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Jerome, W. Gray (Jay) (2017) Practical Guide to Choosing a Microscope Camera. Microscopy Today, 25 (5). 24-29 doi:10.1017/s155192951700061x

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TitlePractical Guide to Choosing a Microscope Camera
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Year2017 (September)Volume25
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Plain TextJerome, W. Gray (Jay) (2017) Practical Guide to Choosing a Microscope Camera. Microscopy Today, 25 (5). 24-29 doi:10.1017/s155192951700061x
In(2017, September) Microscopy Today Vol. 25 (5) Cambridge University Press (CUP)

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