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What Can We Learn from Microscopic Tissue Images?
Microscopic tissue images provide insights into:
Cellular Morphology
: The shape, size, and structure of cells.
Tissue Arrangement
: How cells are organized within a tissue.
Pathology
: Identifying abnormal changes in tissues indicative of diseases.
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