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QX3 Digital Image Gallery
Transmitted Brightfield Illumination
Developing Joint
Developmental biology of young mammals is a field that greatly benefits from transmitted brightfield microscopy. The stained thin section digital images illustrated below show osteogenesis and ligament development in eosin and hematoxylin stained thin sections of mammalian developing joint tissue.
The transmitted brightfield digital images above were recorded using a QX3 microscope that was modified for auxiliary illumination. This was accomplished by directing a fiber optic light pipe at a quarter-inch hole drilled into the front of the mixing chamber to increase the illumination intensity. The light pipe was aimed at the side of the mixing chamber to avoid directing illuminating the frosted diffusion screen.
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