Several types of metadata are essential in histology, including:
Descriptive Metadata: Provides information about the content and context of the data, such as the type of tissue, species, and experimental conditions. Structural Metadata: Details the format and organization of the data, including file formats and data structures. Administrative Metadata: Includes information about data ownership, creation dates, and access permissions. Technical Metadata: Describes the technical details of data collection methods, such as microscopy techniques and staining protocols.
