man! did you think of this yourself or did some teacher ask you? Its a tough question and as yet unanswerable. If you are a kid and wondered this then you are a genius. If it was your teacher however, then they are foolish, since they should know better than to ask. It is not possible to tell what colour a nucleolus is because it cannot be seen with the naked eye - and it is the eye which allows the perception of colour. In order to see a nucleolus you need to treat the tissue (the cell) - this treatment strips the colour out of the tissue and affects the normal nature of cell (including its colour). When you see it under the microscope therefore its whatever colour you stain it - if you don't stain it is it transparent and colourless. If you look at it under an electron microscope it will APPEAR green - because everything appears green under the EM - although these days you can add any artificial colour you like - but NO-ONE knows what colour subcellular components (like the nucleolus) are. Hope that helps
The nucleolus does not have a distinct color and can only be seen through an electron microscope.
The nucleolus does not have a distinct color and can only be seen through an electron microscope which means that it is not easy for the scientists to tell with today's technology.
A blue-ish purple
a magenta color
pinkk and sparkly!
blue
RED
the nucleus.
It is in the nucleus.
No they are not in the nucleus. They are in the cytoplasm.
Nucleus
The nucleus.
the color of a animals nucleus is purple.
the color of a nucleus in an animal's cell is pink
purple-the nucleus' color has not yet been "for sure" determined. the nucleus has no specific color because different scientists see it differently through different microscopes. also the color of the nucleus depends on the textbook , book , newspaper or internet page you are looking at.
it is mostly a green color because nucleus is green
A nucleus is not coloured. Usually they are black. Blackis not a colour, it is a tint.
they are the nucleus the membranes and membrane wall
Because it is dark in color. It is in nucleus
It does not have a color. If you look at it under a microscope, you can't see it unless you put a stain on it.
dark reddish and brownish or purple colored
The color of the chromosomes stained in a onion cell is usually a deep purple.
It would be the color you stained.
Unless you stain a cell each organelle is more or less colour-less. Under the microscope the nucleus might appear a little bit darker.