Chromatography is essential in histology for several reasons:
Separation and Identification: It enables the separation and identification of various biomolecules, such as proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids, within tissue samples. Quantification: Chromatography allows for the accurate quantification of these molecules, providing insights into their relative abundance in different tissue types. Purification: It is used to purify specific molecules from complex mixtures, facilitating further study and characterization.
