oct (optimal cutting temperature) compound

How should OCT-embedded tissues be stored?

OCT-embedded tissues should be stored at -80°C to prevent degradation. It is important to minimize freeze-thaw cycles, as these can damage the tissue and compromise the quality of the sections.

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