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ULTRA-VIOLET microscopy has important advantages in the study of different microscopic objects1. In 1939 I suggested a new method of microscopy in ultra-violet rays, making use of selective absorption or reflexion of microscopic objects in the ultra-violet2.
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BRUMBERG, E. Colour Microscopy in Ultra-Violet Rays. Nature 152, 357 (1943). https://doi.org/10.1038/152357a0
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