Consistent staining is fundamental for several reasons:
1. Diagnostic Accuracy: Pathologists rely on stained tissue sections to diagnose diseases. Inconsistencies can lead to misinterpretation and incorrect diagnoses. 2. Comparative Studies: For research purposes, comparing samples across different experiments is essential. Inconsistent staining can compromise these comparisons. 3. Teaching and Learning: Consistent samples are critical for educational purposes, providing clear and reliable visual aids for students.
