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TrueVision Microscopes
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TrueVision Microscopes, Inc. is a microscope-dealing store based on St. Louis, Missouri. The very essence of this company is the dealing and selling of first-class, both low- and high- powered microscopes of complex kinds and types. Not only does TrueVision Microscopes Inc. sell microscopes. This company too sells a lot of microscope accessories, like microscope lenses, microscope slides, USB for microscopes, and even cameras for microscopes.
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Tissue Culture Microscopes
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Tissue Culture Microscopes is important tools in the world of science, technology, biology, chemistry, and physics, and almost every branch of science that requires the expertise of a microscope. Among the necessity that requires the need of a microscope is the fact that certain minute organisms are never visible in the eye of a human, thus, the need for microscope is very much high. In this case, the place of microscope in the heart of everyone is very much indispensable and no wonder, no other instrument will be able to replace, at least to parallel, the present place of a microscope in the heart of every scientist, student, expert, inventor and many more.
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Kinds of Lemmings
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Lemming, any of several small rodents, family Cricetidae (order Rodentia), found primarily in north temperate and polar regions of North America and Eurasia.
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Blood Test Lab-on-a-Chip
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A team of researchers from Caltech (California Institute of Technology) have developed a micro-sized laboratory capable of analyzing minute blood samples to determine the exact levels of red and white blood cells as well as other blood components. The research, funded by NASA, was aimed at creating a small device capable of performing simple blood tests in space for astronauts of the future.
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Blister beetle
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Blister beetle, common name for the 2,000 species of the family Meloidae (order Coleoptera). These insects secrete an irritating substance, called cantharidin, which is collected mainly from Mylabris and the European species Lytta vesicatoria, commonly called the Spanish fly; cantharidin is sold commercially for medical purposes.
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Plover
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Plover, plump-breasted bird of the shorebird family Charadriidae (order Charadriiformes), related to surfbirds, turnstones, and lapwings. There are about three dozen species of plovers, 15 to 30 centimetres (6 to 12 inches) long, with long wings, moderately long legs, short necks, and straight bills that are shorter than their heads.
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Plague
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plague, term formerly applied to any widespread disease causing a great mortality but now confined to a specific infectious fever caused by the bacillus Pasteurella pestis, transmitted by the rat flea. It is primarily a disease of rodents, and epidemics in human beings originate in contact with the fleas of infected rodents.
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Hippopotamus
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Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amp hi bi us) amphibious African mammal of the family Hippopotan’iidae (order Artiodactyla).
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plant bug
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plant bug, common name for two families of the insect order Heteroptera, The family Lygaeidae (see lygaeid bug) contains around 3,000 species. One of the important members, the chinch bug (q.v.), is an important crop pest.
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Tortoise
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Tortoise, common name for any of the land- dwelling turtles of the family Testudinidae; in Great Britain the term refers to any nonmarine turtle.
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