After comparing the wet mount and the stained cheek cells, describe the advantage gained by staining cells

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The advantage gained by staining cells are the following:
- provides a better and clear image of the cell's structure
- staining will help in differentiating the different parts of the cell
- this will enhance its view under the microscope.

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