Cells naturally have a negative charge. What are some compounds that give cells this negative charge? 2. We wash away the dye when we make a positive stain, but not when we make a negative stain. a. What would you see in your microscope if you made a positive stain and did not wash away the dye? b. What would you see in your microscope if you made a negative stain and did wash away the dye?

Cells naturally have a negative charge. What are some compounds that give cells this negative charge? 2. We wash away the dye when we make a positive stain, but not when we make a negative stain. a. What would you see in your microscope if you made a positive stain and did not wash away the dye? b. What would you see in your microscope if you made a negative stain and did wash away the dye?

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