Label which parts of the cell-cytoplasm, nucleus, ETC. were stained with Harris Hematoxylin, EA-50, and OG-6 in your cheek lining. ALSO IDENTIFY WHAT TYPE OF CELLS VISIBLE IN THE STAINED CHEEK CELL PICTURES (the pictures are just the PICTURE OF CHEEK lining same)

Label which parts of the cell-cytoplasm, nucleus, ETC. were stained with Harris Hematoxylin, EA-50, and OG-6 in your cheek lining. ALSO IDENTIFY WHAT TYPE OF CELLS VISIBLE IN THE STAINED CHEEK CELL PICTURES (the pictures are just the PICTURE OF CHEEK lining same)

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Label which parts of the cell - cytoplasm, nucleus, ETC. were stained with Harris
Hematoxylin, EA-50, and OG-6 in your cheek lining.
ALSO IDENTIFY WHAT TYPE
OF CELLS VISIBLE IN THE
STAINED CHEEK CELL PICTURES (the pictures are just the
PICTURE OF CHEEK lining
same)

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