The histological sections used to make the slides we observe in the lab are usually about 10-15 cell layers thick.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The histological sections used to make the slides we observe in the lab are usually much thinner, typically about 4-5 micrometers thick, which equates to only a few cell layers depending on the tissue type.

The histological sections used to make the slides we observe in the lab are usually about 10-15 cell layers thick.

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