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changing the objective lenses on a parfocal microscope b. making a wet mount observation, indicating swimming of cell through the media c. slowly adding dye to the sample to increase staining (from the bottom up) d. changing the wavelength of light from infrared to ultraviolet e. changing the iris diaphragm to observe specimen with different light intensities

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