What is photobleaching, What is photobleaching? Would this

What is photobleaching

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1. What is photobleaching? Would this phenomenon alter the results of your staining?

2. What are fixatives? Describe the role of 10% formalin as the fixative played in this experiment. Does the type of fixative matter?

3. Calculation showing the preparation of the MitoTracker® Green FM working solution (20nM) from the stock solution provided (1.0mM).

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