Why is depth of field important in studying biological structures? how can it affect your ability to find and examine a specimen?

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Mohammad Fleming

5 January, 05:35

Why is depth of field important in studying biological structures? how can it affect your ability to find and examine a specimen?

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Houston Sandoval · Answer 1

It is stated that the depth of field is inverse to the resolution in an objective lens. This means that the lesser the depth of field, the greater is the resolution. This relationship is important because this enable scientists to maximize tools for examining specimens and other microbiological organisms.