Asked by JEFF BOMB
why cant you see cytoplasm in any light microscope power?
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Answered by
brandon
cytoplasm is essentially a clear liquid that holds everything in place
since it's transparent, logically speaking if you just shine light through it (and don't stain it or anything) you wont see it
since it's transparent, logically speaking if you just shine light through it (and don't stain it or anything) you wont see it
Answered by
JEFF BOMB
I used iodine but I still could not see it. is that possible?
Answered by
brandon
well... its still clear, that's your problem
you won't "see" it because you can't really see depth using a light microscope and of course its transparent.
you won't "see" it because you can't really see depth using a light microscope and of course its transparent.
Answered by
JEFF BOMB
k thanks dude