Examples of 'coverslip' in a sentence
Meaning of "coverslip"
Coverslip: (noun) a thin, flat piece of glass or plastic placed over a specimen on a microscope slide for viewing
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- A thin glass plate used to cover samples mounted on a microscope slide.
- To cover (a sample) with a coverslip.
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A coverslip was added to each slide prior to microscopy.
Place a previously cooled glass coverslip on top.
A coverslip was then placed over the sample.
The entire chip is placed onto a coverslip.
Cover each with a coverslip immediately.
The slides were covered with a glass coverslip.
Another coverslip was then placed over the sample.
The chambers were sealed with a glass coverslip.
A coverslip is placed on the slide and the sample is observed.
Samples were individually prepared and combed on a coverslip.
A coverslip is placed over the dye droplet and sealed.
The array of antibodies is also constructed on a membrane or a coverslip.
A glass coverslip was placed on the cellophane to ensure a good seal.
It may even replace the coverslip.
The weight of the coverslip will spread the sample.
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Preferably an embodiment of the substrate comprises a perforated coverslip.
The edges of the coverslip are sealed with clear nail varnish.
One drop of this mixture was placed on a microslide with a coverslip.
The edges of the coverslip were sealed with clear nail varnish.
This solution is placed in an acrylic well under a sealed coverslip.
A transparent member or coverslip defines on an inside thereof the plurality of wells.
It is important to avoid entrapping air bubbles under the coverslip.
A coverslip was lowered onto the sections and sealed with nail varnish.
Samples were placed on a glass coverslip.
This coverslip defines at least one lens at each well and is a molded part.
The polymer device was then bonded to a glass coverslip for characterisation.
The edges of the coverslip are then sealed with nail polish or rubber glue.
A structure according to any preceding claim which comprises a perforated coverslip.
A paper towel was placed on top of the coverslip to remove any excess liquid.
The slide was rinsed two times with buffer followed by liquid coverslip.
A plastic coverslip was then placed over the mixture and the slide was examined.
Eight equidistant points were marked directly on the coverslip over each fragment.
Cells were covered with a coverslip and the reaction was sealed with rubber cement.
Growing roots could also be directly viewed through coverslip based vessels.
The coverslip culture is preferred if immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence analysis of the cells is required.
The probes are then added and the specimen is covered with a coverslip.
A drop of immersion oil was placed on the coverslip directly above the hybridized ring.
This procedure would not be possible with a conventional solid glass coverslip.
After five minutes the coverslip was removed leaving a thin bed of agarose on the slide.
The small fragments of scale were placed on a microscope slide and a coverslip was applied.
The coverslip was then angled onto the slide and dropped gently onto the slide.
A flow cell was constructed that allowed imaging of the probe molecules through a coverslip.
The diameter of each lens with and without the coverslip was determined from the photographs.
The coverslip both spreads out the reagent into a relatively uniform layer and prevents evaporation.
A structure according to any preceding claim which comprises a coverslip having a grid of pores.
Placing a coverslip over the sample and the probe mix and sealing with rubber cement.
This can also happen on inverted microscopes because the coverslip is below the slide.
A plastic coverslip then was placed over each four section in situ PCR preparation.
Typically the nucleic acid hybridisation probe will be reversibly bound to a coverslip or microscope slide.
Solutions were aspirated off the coverslip and coverslips were then washed with PBS.
