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What are the Common Types of Infections in Histology?

Common types of infections that can occur in histology laboratories include:
Bacterial infections such as those caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Viral infections, particularly from blood-borne viruses like Hepatitis B and C
Fungal infections from handling moldy or contaminated samples
Parasitic infections from samples containing parasites

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