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Why an optical microscope rather than an electron one

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Caduceus necklace | gold vermeil pp_neuro Why an optical microscope ratherCaduceus necklace 18k gold vermeil The caduceus came down to us from Hermes, the Greek messenger god, by way of Roman heralds and medieval alchemists, before being adopted (probably by mistake) as the symbol of American military medicine. Two serpents, a winged staff, in 18k gold vermeil. The Caduceus and Its History The caduceus appears in ancient Greek and Roman art as a herald's staff carried by Hermes, the messenger god. The two entwined serpents

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