Several techniques are employed to study histological modifications:
Light microscopy: Used for examining tissue structure and cellular details. Electron microscopy: Provides detailed images of cellular and subcellular structures. Immunohistochemistry: Allows for the identification of specific proteins within tissues. In situ hybridization: Used to detect specific nucleic acid sequences within tissues. Histochemical staining: Techniques like H&E (Hematoxylin and Eosin) staining highlight different tissue components.
