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What are the common types of consumables used in Histology?

Histology laboratories utilize a wide range of consumables, including but not limited to:
1. Reagents and chemicals: These are used for fixation, dehydration, clearing, and staining of tissue samples.
2. Embedding cassettes: These hold tissue samples during the embedding process.
3. Paraffin wax: Used for embedding tissue samples.
4. Microtome blades: Used for sectioning tissue samples into thin slices.
5. Staining kits: These contain various dyes and agents for staining tissue sections.
6. Slides and cover slips: For mounting and viewing tissue sections.

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