why do we use stain to observe different part of a cell
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We stain the cells before observing them under the microscope because staining makes the specimens organelles look much more clear. It helps in highlighting the outline of various organelles and we can have a clearer look.
The above picture shows the difference between stained and unstained human cheek cells.
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We stain the cells before observing them under the microscope because staining makes the specimens organelles look much more clear. It helps in highlighting the outline of various organelles and we can have a clearer look.
The above picture shows the difference between stained and unstained human cheek cells.
Any doubts, please ask me in the comments.
I HOPE YOU FIND IT HELPFUL.
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