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URL: https://discover-echo.com/revolve/
Proper Citation: ECHO: Revolve Microscope (RRID:SCR_026523)
Description: 4-in-1 digital hybrid microscope, combining four microscopes into one. ECHO Revolve is a hybrid microscope that can be used for viewing glass slides and live samples in fluidic chambers. It can be used for upright or inverted observation methods.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: digital hybrid microscope, viewing glass slides and live samples, fluidic chambers, upright or inverted observation,
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