Biology, asked by manvi4746, 1 year ago


1. Why are cells colored with some dye while studying under a microscope?​

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Answered by Dazzlingpriya
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Answer:

The cells are coloured when to observe under a microscope because some cells tend to be colourless in nature and they are hard to recognize

Answered by hritikpadghan1025
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Answer:

Explanation:

Cells are coloured with dye , when observed under microscope because they are almost transparent (slightly translucent) and hence are only seen when dyed with solutions.

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