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What is True about light microscopy in minimal change disease is: and explain in detail?
Answer is D (No change seen) No abnormality is evident on light microscopy in a case of minimal change disease. Investigation Light microscopy Q Electron microscopy Q ImmunofluorescenceQ Observation No abnormality hence the term minimal change Fusion of foot processes Absence of immunoglobulin or complement