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Ultraviolet light can damage living cells and tissues, making it unsuitable for use in light microscopes. Additionally, ultraviolet light has a shorter wavelength, which can reduce image clarity and resolution. Most biological samples also do not naturally emit or interact with ultraviolet light, further limiting its utility in light microscopy.

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