The importance of carbon filters in histology cannot be overstated. They are essential for several reasons:
Contaminant Removal: Carbon filters help eliminate volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other contaminants from the environment, ensuring that these substances do not interfere with the histological samples. Sample Integrity: By maintaining a clean environment, carbon filters help preserve the integrity of histological samples, leading to more accurate and reliable results. Safety: These filters also contribute to laboratory safety by removing potentially harmful substances from the air, thereby protecting both the samples and the laboratory personnel.
