Why are plant and animal specimens usually stained with dyes before observing them through a microscape ? Name one stain (or dye) used for this purpose.
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Specimens are usually stained with dyes so that the several parts that we want to observe can be observed more clearly . Saffron is one such dye.
Explanation:dyes highlights the parts of specimens which makes them clearly visible and distinguishable
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Stain - Methylene blue
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Plants and animals specimens are stained with dyes before observing them through a microscope because cells appear transparent under the microscope and to make the internal organelles and other structures clearly visible, different stains or dyes are used for different parts of the cells. Staining enhances visualization of the cell or cellular components under a microscope. Methylene blue is one such stain that is popularly used for this purpose.
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