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More light for stained. Less light for unstained. When viewing unstained material, it is necessary to reduce the amount of light to increase the contrast between the cells and the liquid.
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one disadvantage of using iodine to stain cells is that iodine will kill living cells.
When viewing a cork through his homemade microscope Robert Hook discovered small compartments that he called cells.
More light for stained. Less light for unstained. When viewing unstained material, it is necessary to reduce the amount of light to increase the contrast between the cells and the liquid.
Human A&P Lab manual (cat version), N. Marieb, Pg. 346. "Place the slide on the stage, and locate the cells at the lowest power. You will probably want to dim the light with the iris diaphragm to provide more contrast for viewing the lightly stained cells. Furthermore, a wet mount will dry out quickly in bright light because a bright light source is hot." The answer I believe is 'to provide more contrast'
you take 3 compare and contrast bubbles and wright down the differences and the same
Sperm and a microscope.
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the cells that make u
Leeuvenhoek
he found cells of course
he found cells of course
same genetic information
Cheek cells
Cells can be stained in laboratory setting for contrast and better visibility under a microscope. One type of staining is called a gram stain. The cells take up the dying agent(s) in varying degrees, and often times, the nucleus of the cell stains darker than other cellular components. When viewing the stained cells under a microscope, it is possible to identify the cells nucleus by the presence of an elliptical, oval, or elongated darkened spot.