Microbiology
Other applications: Biomedical - Blood - Cell biology - Cosmetics - Food - Pharmaceutical
A desktop scanning electron microscope (SEM) offers many options when it comes to understanding the behavior of microbacteria. As microbacteria often play a role in the inflammation process, the spread of disease and resistance to antibiotics, they need to be observed in great detail. Microbacterial infections can be a cause for rejection of implants such as catheters, prosthetic implants or other medical devices. A SEM can help understand biofilm formation, communication of bacteria and the morphology of microbacteria.
Case Studies
Ph.D Assistant Professor Institute for Molecular Science, National Institutes of Natural Sciences Japan 
Shiro Yoshioka
Microbiologist at the department of Medical Microbiology, University Medical Center Utrecht 
Dr. ing. Antoni P.A. Hendrickx
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