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morpeh [17]
3 years ago
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A pathologist who wants to examine a patient's liver cells to determine if the mitochondria have an internal structural defect w

ill likely need to use a a pathologist who wants to examine a patient's liver cells to determine if the mitochondria have an internal structural defect will likely need to use a transmission electron microscope. scanning electron microscope. chromatin stain. light microscope.

Biology
1 answer:
BlackZzzverrR [31]3 years ago
4 0
The correct answer is "transmission electron microscope".

The transmission electron microscope can magnify the organelles of the cell clearly; as in light microscopes wherein most organelles cannot be visualized. TEM works by using a beam of electrons to pass through a specimen to make a clear image. Because of its superior magnification, mitochondrial defects can be visualized easily.

Attached is a sample picture of a transmission electron microscope image of a mitochondria.

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