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Vernier's Biology ProScope Kit

  • 04/01/06

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PROJECT! The ProScope Kit enables teachers
to send images seen under amicroscope onto
a computer for the entire class to view.

WITH VERNIER’S new Biology ProScope Kit, teacherscan project images of small objects onto a Macintosh orPC monitor, thereby allowing lab work to be shared with anentire class. The ProScope Kit combines with and adds tothe versatility of traditional microscopes with componentsthat include a 50X lens for added magnification, and Cmountand lens tube adapters for attaching the ProScopeto a regular microscope. Price: $549.

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