heat generation

How Does Heat Affect Tissue Samples?

Heat can cause artifacts in tissue samples, which are undesirable changes that may obscure or distort histological features. Common effects include:
Swelling or shrinkage of tissue
Loss of cellular detail
Distortion of tissue architecture
Changes in staining affinity

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