EPview vs Cyclo Dance

Stream high-resolution images and Full HD videos of your microscopic specimen, take snapshots, make annotations and measurements, and share them using the EPview App. Simple and intuitive operation enables you to comfortably control the EP50 camera on your mobile device. Up to six students at a time can connect to a microscope equipped with a WLAN-enabled OLYMPUS EP50 digital camera. They can learn about and discuss microscopic specimens, snap images, make videos, store the data on their devices, and share the images with others. Images can be enriched with annotations, and specimen structures can be analyzed using the interactive count and measurement functions. Use EP50 digital microscope cameras and the EPview App to setup a digital classroom optimized for your needs and make teaching more powerful and effective using these digital tools. For more information visit https://www.olympus-lifescience.com/camera/color/ep50/ Intended use: EPview is for research use only. EPview is solely intended for research and education purposes and not for any form of in vitro diagnostics or clinical use. Olympus is a registered trademark and EPview is a trademark of EVIDENT CORPORATION.

What are cyclodextrins? Cyclodextrins (CDs) are cyclic oligosaccharides consisting of glucose subunits linked by α-(1,4) bonds. The family includes α-CD with 6 glucose units, β-CD with 7, and γ-CD with 8. These molecules are structured to form a cavity that can encapsulate hydrophobic groups, creating host-guest inclusion complexes. This unique feature makes CDs highly valuable across various industries for enhancing solubility, providing protection, and reducing the toxicity of diverse molecules like drugs, dyes, and surfactants. CDs find extensive applications in numerous fields including pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food, hygiene products, biotechnology, medicine, radiology, agriculture, catalysis, packaging, textiles, nanotechnology, and environmental management. Common everyday items containing CDs range from ibuprofen tablets and hair loss treatments to toothpastes, shampoos, colognes, deodorants, food supplements, and even components used in chromatography and water treatment. Given their broad utility, it's common to encounter these compounds daily, and they are the subject of over 2000 scholarly articles each year. Get in the Loop: Cyclodextrin Hula-Hoops Not only do CDs have widespread applications in industries due to their ability to form inclusion complexes, but their unique donut-shaped structure also makes them perfect for interactive learning. Imagine using these ring-shaped molecules as hula-hoops! In this AR app, you can virtually 'wear' different types of CDs around your waist. Dance and spin around to explore these fascinating molecules in real-time. It's a fun, engaging way to visualize and understand the dynamic capabilities of CDs while dancing along. So, let’s turn up the music and learn chemistry with a twist.