Electron Microscopy Virtual Slides

Embryology - 18 May 2024 Expand to Translate
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Introduction

Dr Mark Hill

This page links to sample electron microscopy images that have been digitised to a new format that allows the viewer to both zoom and move the image on the screen as you would with an online map programs and online virtual slides. These images have also been optimised and formatted for viewing on all mobile devices. Special thanks to Dartmouth EM for making their images available for general use. UNSW Students please note these are not the Histology and Pathology Virtual Slide Set (located here).

Embryo Virtual Slide Links: Embryo | Electron Microscopy | Historic | Permalinks Help

Instructions

Mobile

Desktop

Original

Simple zoom in (+) and zoom out (-) control (shown at the top left of each image).
Mobile devices can also just double tap the screen to zoom.

Image Controls (shown at the top left of each image)

Desktop version, click on either the thumbnail image below or the image label to open the new image.
The image controls are located at the top left, or zoom can be controlled with mouse wheel.
Use the browser back button to return to this page.

Permalink (shown at the bottom right of each image) Allows a permanent link to be created to the current image view.

Opens the Preview version of the original online image file (scaled for preview).
Click the Preview Image to open the full size image (Note, this may be a large file, image can also be zoomed on mobile and desktop devices).

Technical Note - both the Mobile and Desktop links appear as external links as the image files are located outside the Wiki database. Use your browser back button to return to this current page.