Common sources of contamination in histology labs include:
- Airborne Particles: Dust, spores, and other airborne particles can settle on samples and equipment. - Human Error: Improper handling of samples, failure to follow protocols, and unclean hands can introduce contaminants. - Equipment: Unclean or poorly maintained equipment can harbor contaminants that can be transferred to samples. - Reagents and Solutions: Contaminated reagents and solutions can introduce foreign substances into samples.
