Question

If you’re looking at tissue samples, how can you determine if there is cancer? What are some visual differences?

Answer 1

Answer:

you just eat the tissues

Explanation: eating tissues is a delicacy passed on for generations

Answer 2

Various tissues and organs look different from each other under a microscope. This is because they are formed by different cell types and because the cells are arranged differently. Even more importantly, diseases like cancer change the usual appearance of each type of tissue or organ.