Which type of microscopy passes light directly through a stained and killed specimen?
A) confocal laser scanning microscopy
B) phase-contrast microscopy
C) bright field microscopy
D) scanning electron microscopy
E) fluorescence microscopy

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Bright field microscopy is the technique that involves passing light directly through a stained and killed specimen to observe it. This is the most traditional form of microscopy where the specimen is usually mounted on a slide and stained to increase contrast.

Which Type of Microscopy Passes Light Directly Through a Stained