Question

It is often difficult to identify organelles of a cell when viewed in a microscope . Suggest a way to overcome it ?

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Answer 1

we should stain the cell to identify its organelles. some stains are methyl blue and safranin.

Answer 2

Answer:

The structures of some organelles, such as cell walls, vesicles, cytoplasm, chloroplasts, nuclei, and cell membrane, are magnified using a light microscope.

To magnify individual cell components,  compound light microscope uses lenses and light.

The majority of organelles cannot be viewed with clarity using a light microscope, and those that can (like the nucleus, mitochondria, and golgi) cannot be analyzed in depth because of their size, which is near to the light microscope's resolution threshold.

Explanation:

The majority of the organelles have become so tiny that only TEM images of the organelles can distinguish them. While some organelles can be distinguished by their size and shape, it is typically required to view the inside structure in order to be certain of the organelle's identity.

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