There are various methods to achieve incorporation in histological studies:
Staining: Specific dyes or stains are used to color the tissues or cells, making certain components more visible under a microscope. Autoradiography: Radioactive isotopes are incorporated into molecules, and their distribution is visualized using photographic techniques. Immunohistochemistry: Antibodies tagged with fluorescent markers bind to specific proteins or antigens in the tissues. In Situ Hybridization: Labeled complementary DNA or RNA probes bind to specific nucleotide sequences in the tissue sections.
