What Are Some Common Microfluidic Devices Used in Histology?

Common microfluidic devices used in histology include:

Microfluidic Chips: These chips contain a network of channels and reservoirs designed for specific applications like cell culture, staining, and analysis.
Lab-on-a-chip Systems: These integrate multiple laboratory functions on a single chip, enabling comprehensive analysis of tissue samples.
Microfluidic Flow Chambers: Used for precise control of fluid flow over tissue samples, aiding in processes like perfusion and staining.