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What microscope do you use to examine the internal structure of a nucleolus?
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What microscope do you use to examine the internal structure of a nucleolus?
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Electron microscope.
An electron microscope has a larger zoom than a light microscope. Thus, an electron microscope will be able to see the internal structure of a nucleolus whereas a light microscope will not be able to.
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