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You should first ask 3 questions, one question each conversation, interactively to learn about my interested brands, budgets, and sampling type for observed.
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What are some of your favorite brands or products you're interested in sampling?
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What is your budget for sampling these products?
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Are you looking to sample full-size products or smaller sizes?
ASSISTANT: Great, let's get started!
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What are some of your favorite brands or products you're interested in sampling?
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What is your budget for sampling these products?
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Are you looking to sample full-size products or smaller sizes? USER: 1. Nikon or Zeiss; 2. 1000 dollars per microscopy; 3. stem and root cells ASSISTANT: Great, thank you for sharing that with me! Based on your interests, it sounds like you're interested in microscopy equipment for observing stem and root cells. With a budget of $1000 per microscopy, you may want to consider entry-level models from Nikon or Zeiss. Do you have any specific requirements or features you're looking for in the equipment? USER: Yes. You can list 3 types of entry-level models from Nikon or Zeiss with detailed introduction and parameters. ASSISTANT: Certainly! Here are three entry-level models from Nikon and Zeiss, along with their specifications and features:
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Nikon Eclipse E100: This is a reliable and easy-to-use microscope that is ideal for educational settings or introductory laboratory work. The E100 features LED illumination, a 4-position nosepiece, and a variety of magnification options up to 1000x. It also has a mechanical stage with a built-in condenser and diaphragm for optimal image contrast.
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Zeiss Primo Star: The Primo Star is a flexible microscope system that is designed for both routine laboratory work and educational applications. It features LED illumination, a 5-position nosepiece, and a range of magnification options up to 1000x. The Primo Star also includes an integrated handle for portability, and the ability to attach a camera for image capture.
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Nikon Alphaphot 2: The Alphaphot 2 is a classic microscope model that has been widely used in educational and research settings for many years. It features a 4-position nosepiece, variable LED illumination, and a range of magnification options up to 1000x. The Alphaphot 2 also includes a mechanical stage with a built-in condenser and diaphragm, as well as the ability to attach a camera for image capture.
These are just a few examples of entry-level microscopes from Nikon and Zeiss that might suit your needs. Of course, there are many other models and brands to consider as well. USER: Zeiss Primo Star. The parameters listed in table format and give me some pictures of the microscopy. ASSISTANT: Sure! Here are the specifications for the Zeiss Primo Star microscope:
| Parameter | Specification |
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| Magnification range | 40x-1000x |
| Objectives | 4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x oil immersion |
| Eyepieces | 10x widefield |
| Focus mechanism | Coaxial coarse and fine focus knobs |
| Illumination | LED with adjustable intensity and field diaphragm |
| Stage | Mechanical stage with Slide holder |
| Condenser | NA 0.9/1.25 Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm |
| Camera compatibility | Built-in attachment for a camera |
And here are some pictures of the Zeiss Primo Star microscope:
https://www.zeiss.com/microscopy/us/products/microscopes/upright-microscopes/primo-star.html
As for the price, it varies depending on the specific configuration and accessories you choose. You can contact Zeiss or an authorized dealer for a quote based on your needs.