Research disruption in histology can stem from multiple sources:
Technological Advancements: Rapid advancements can render existing techniques and equipment obsolete, necessitating continuous updates and training. Funding Fluctuations: Inconsistent or insufficient funding can halt ongoing projects or delay new ones. Regulatory Changes: New regulations can impose additional requirements, complicating research protocols. Pandemics: Global health crises like COVID-19 can disrupt laboratory access, supply chains, and collaborative efforts. Ethical Considerations: Heightened ethical scrutiny can affect the use of certain tissues or methods, necessitating alternative approaches.
