These are cheek cells at 1000X. If the field of view at scanning power is 5mm, A. what is the field of view on Immersion oil in um? A um B. How big is one cell in um rounded up to nearest whole number? A um

These are cheek cells at 1000X. If the field of view at scanning power is 5mm, A. what is the field of view on Immersion oil in um? A um B. How big is one cell in um rounded up to nearest whole number? A um

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