Introduction to Microscopy 1. The radiative emission of excited fluorophores has longer wavelength than that of...

Introduction to Microscopy

1. The radiative emission of excited fluorophores has longer wavelength than that of the excitation one.

Mention the name of this phenomenon, why it happens? And how researchers can take advantage of it?

2. Name types of microscopes that differ in terms of their orientation of the objectives

relative to the stage, and describe a situation where you can use one type of microscope but not the other.

Answer both questions

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