Biology, asked by snehabindujiju, 11 days ago

why do we need a microscope to see cells

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Answered by pranitigaikwad25

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Because most cells are too small to be seen by the naked eye, the study of cells has depended heavily on the use of microscopes. ... Thus, the cell achieved its current recognition as the fundamental unit of all living organisms because of observations made with the light microscope.

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Answered by nishtagandhi1

We need microscope to see cells because they are very small to see from our naked eyes

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