compromised sample quality

What Are Common Processing Errors?

Processing prepares the tissue for embedding and sectioning. Errors during this stage include:
Inadequate Dehydration: Residual water can cause poor infiltration of embedding medium.
Insufficient Clearing: Incomplete removal of alcohol can affect infiltration.
Poor Infiltration: Air bubbles or incomplete penetration of paraffin can lead to sectioning artifacts.

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