Question

a slide of human cheek cells can be stained to observe ____________ under the microscope. multiple choice mitochondria individual membrane proteins the golgi apparatus the plasma membrane and nucleus

Explanation:

Human cheek cells are eukaryotic cells. Staining is often used to enhance contrast for better visualization under a microscope. Mitochondria require specific stains and may not be easily observable in a simple - stained cheek cell preparation. Individual membrane proteins are too small to be seen with a light microscope. The Golgi apparatus also requires special staining and is not typically the main feature observed in a routine cheek - cell microscopy. The plasma membrane and nucleus of human cheek cells can be easily observed with simple staining techniques like methylene blue staining.

Answer:

the plasma membrane and nucleus