The ultrastructure of a chloroplast is best studied using a
a. li...

Question

The ultrastructure of a chloroplast is best studied using a
a. light microscope.
b. scanning electron microscope.
c. transmission electron microscope.
d. light microscope and fluorescent dyes.

Accepted Answer

Hello everyone and welcome to today's video. So today we're going to be talking about microscopes. So which of the following is best study by using an electron microscope only. Well these electron microscopes are going to help us visualize this very microscopic structures. And when we say microscopic structures we're talking about structures or the size of a cell. So very small that we could never see with the human eye. So looking at our answer choices. If we see answer choices, B. C. And D. The structure of an ostrich egg, long tissue or human kidneys. These are very large structures. These are structures that we could hold into our hands that we could easily see because of this. We don't really need an electron microscope to study them. We could just usually just we could just visualize them or use less potent microscope in order to see it because of this. We're going to cancel all of these out and then we have the structure of a virus. Remember the virus are extremely small, they're usually smaller than cells. So for these we cannot really visualize them with a less potent microscope than this electron microscope because of this, we're going to highlight answer choice a the structure of a virus as the final answer to our question. I really hope this video helped you and I hope to see you on the next one

The ultrastructure of a chloroplast is best studied using a a. light microscope. b. scanning electron microscope. c. transmission electron microscope. d. light microscope and fluorescent dyes.

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