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Staining

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Scientists use color to see tiny things.

Stained microscope slide.jpg
Stained microscope slide.jpg
They use special dyes. These dyes make small parts stand out. It helps us see things that are hard to find. It is like using a bright marker. Can you see the colors?
Cheek Epithelium Turmeric Stained - PMG.jpg
Cheek Epithelium Turmeric Stained - PMG.jpg

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File:Stained_microscope_slide.jpg
Stained_microscope_slide.jpg
File:HexLamMic phases.jpg
HexLamMic phases.jpg
File:Emphysema H and E.jpg
Emphysema H and E.jpg
File:Histoplasma pas-d small.jpg
Histoplasma pas-d small.jpg
File:Histoplasma in granuloma gms.jpg
Histoplasma in granuloma gms.jpg
File:Pseudorhabdosynochus morrhua.jpg
Pseudorhabdosynochus morrhua.jpg
File:Cheek Epithelium Turmeric Stained - PMG.jpg
Cheek Epithelium Turmeric Stained - PMG.jpg
File:Aloe vera Cells with Stoma, 600X.jpg
Aloe vera Cells with Stoma, 600X.jpg
File:Aloe vera Turmeric Stained - PMG.jpg
Aloe vera Turmeric Stained - PMG.jpg
File:Eosinophilic, basophilic, chromophobic and amphophilic staining.png
Eosinophilic, basophilic, chromophobic...
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