Cheek to Cheek Lab Animal Cells Making a Wet Mount Slide 1.Use dropper to place a drop of water on center of slide. 2.Take a toothpick and carefully.

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Cheek to Cheek Lab Animal Cells

Making a Wet Mount Slide 1.Use dropper to place a drop of water on center of slide. 2.Take a toothpick and carefully scrape the inside of your cheek to obtain some cells.

3.Gently stir the toothpick in the drop of water and then THROW IT AWAY! Carefully, add 1 drop of stain to the slide.

4. Gently touch the cover slip to the edge of the drop of water to cover the specimen & the water.

5. Using the paper towel, carefully blot the slide. This will remove excess stain and water. 6. Observe the slide under low power.

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