misidentification of tissue samples

What Causes Misidentification of Tissue Samples?

Several factors can contribute to the misidentification of tissue samples:
Human error: Mistakes during labeling, handling, or documentation.
Technical issues: Faulty equipment or errors during sample preparation.
Cross-contamination: Mixing of samples during processing.
Inadequate training: Insufficient knowledge or experience of personnel handling the samples.
Poor labeling practices: Use of unclear or incomplete labels.

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