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A : He contrasts the performance of the two different kinds of microscopes in a laboratory setting.

B : With a real microscope, one would see individual red blood cells, their specific shapes, and their distinct movements. A smartphone microscope would give the observer a very different picture. Suddenly, the sample would look like just a hazy collection of tiny red blobs (Manea).”

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