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URL: https://mundaymicroscope.com/bx40-olympus-microscope/
Proper Citation: Olympus: BX40 Microscope (RRID:SCR_027824)
Description: Durable, modular, upright compound microscope known for clinical, educational, and research use, offering brightfield and phase contrast, UIS optics, and ergonomic features for comfortable, long-term observation, making it popular for routine pathology (like Mohs surgery) and teaching labs. As an earlier BX model, it's reliable, configurable with different heads (binocular, trinocular) and accessories, and often updated with modern LED lighting, providing excellent cost-performance for detailed specimen viewing.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: fluorescent microscope, microscope
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