Preparation of frozen tissue sections (Cryotomy)
While the sectioning of formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue is the norm in most histology laboratories, sectioning of freshly-frozen tissue supports specialised tests in a fraction of the time. This video discussed these concepts while demonstrating the operation of a cryostat.
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Cryostat Tutorial
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Histology Slide Preparation
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Cryosectioning of Fixed and Frozen Tissue
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