about fluorescence microscope: a. Summarize the mechanisms behind how fluorescence microscope work? b. provide a brief description on how a specimen would appear under a fluorescence microscope and whether or not the specimen can be living, dead, or both c. what is the

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Q: 1 division: = cell = cell = μm divisions μm

A: 40divisions =44 μm 1 division= 44/40 μm = 1.1 μm

Q: calculate size of each cell under high power

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