PRACTICAL -5 PROPER SECTION CUTTING By: Khadija AlZahrani.

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PRACTICAL -5 PROPER SECTION CUTTING By: Khadija AlZahrani

 PROPER SECTION CUTTING Typically 5 μm thick for light microscopy And nm thick for electron microscopy.

TECHNIQUES OF CUTTING PARAFFIN SECTIONS: 1- Orientation of the block on the microtome 2- Setting the knife in the suitable angle 3- Trimming or shaving the block 4- Cutting the section to the required thicken GENERAL FAULTS WHEN CUTTING PARAFFIN SECTIONS: a- Blunt knife and a damage knife edge b- Block or knife not well locked by screws or both c- Incorrect setting of the knife

For easy and good sectioning the following points are necessary: 1- Appropriate microtome and appropriate knife 2- Well prepared knife 3- Perfect setting includes: a-Relation of the knife to the object b-Tilt of inclination of the knife c-Angel clearance which depends on the profile of the knife, it govern the angel of slant. 4- Proper processed tissue 5- The skill of the technologist 6- The rate of cutting 7- The temperature of the atmosphere and the moisture 8- The orientation of the tissue block.