preservation quality

What Are the Best Practices for Optimal Preservation?

Best practices include using appropriate fixatives, ensuring thorough infiltration during embedding, maintaining microtome sharpness for sectioning, and employing consistent staining protocols. Additionally, proper storage conditions and handling can preserve the quality of prepared tissue samples.

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