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Histology Tissues - animal, human, plant Sources - medical, veterinary, research Grossed, fixed, processed, embedded, sectioned, and stained Important to the scientific investigation process To establish and confirm patient diagnosis For data compilation for researchers. What is histology?
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Grossing Tissue is cut to appropriate size & thickness Fixation Stabilizes tissue proteins Prevents self-destruction What is histology? Preserves cells/tissue constituents SSHS offers a range of fixatives Non-buffered formalin Bouins’ solution Zinc formalin
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Processing Tissue runs overnight in a tissue processor Tissue goes through series of reagents Dehydrates tissue Transition step Fills with hot fluid wax What is histology?
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Embedding Tissue removed from processor cassette Aligned in a mold Molten paraffin poured over Cooled to harden What is histology?
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Sectioning Use microtome Cut into microscopically thin strips Floated on a water bath to smooth out wrinkles Sections arranged on microscope slides What is histology?
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Staining Slides are dried in front of a fan Tissue is deparaffinized by heating in an oven Slides are stained Many different types of stains and staining techniques Dependent on tissue type and what researcher/pathologist is looking for What is histology?
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Saffron will provide histology services tailored to the unique needs of our research, veterinary, physician, hospital, and surgery center clients. The management team is known for high quality slides, reliable service, fast turnaround, and competitive prices. Mission Statement
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