In histology laboratories, air filtration is essential for several reasons:
Prevention of Contamination: Airborne contaminants can introduce artifacts into tissue samples, affecting the accuracy of histological analysis. Protection of Personnel: Proper air filtration protects laboratory personnel from inhaling harmful chemicals and biological agents that may be present during tissue processing and staining procedures. Preservation of Sample Integrity: Clean air ensures that samples remain uncontaminated, preserving their histological features for accurate diagnosis and research.
