True or false :   each objective of a phase contrast microscope contains a phase plate.   phase contrast microscopy relies on the condenser to increase the contrast of an image.   in brightfield microscopy, closing the condenser aperture will decrease the contrast of the speciment.     stained cell speciments are best viewed by phase contrast microscopy.

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