confirming reagent functionality

What are the consequences of using non-functional reagents?

Using non-functional reagents can lead to various issues, such as:
Misinterpretation of tissue morphology.
Inaccurate diagnostic results.
Compromised research data.
Waste of time and resources.

Frequently asked queries:

What are the common reagents used in Histology?
Why is it important to confirm reagent functionality?
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What should be done if a reagent fails functionality testing?
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