oct (optimal cutting temperature) compound

What types of tissues can be embedded in OCT compound?

Most biological tissues can be embedded in OCT compound, including soft tissues like brain, liver, and muscle, as well as more rigid tissues like bone and cartilage, provided they are appropriately prepared.

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