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Introduction Handling of fresh histological specimens is the first and most critical step in the histopathology workflow. The quality of microscopic interpretation largely depends on how well the tissue is Read More ……..
Introduction Minerals are inorganic elements required by the human body for normal growth, development, and maintenance of physiological functions. Unlike carbohydrates, proteins, and fats, minerals do not provide energy, but Read More ……..
Introduction Mutation refers to a heritable and permanent change in the nucleotide sequence of genetic material (DNA or RNA). Mutations are fundamental biological events that generate genetic variation. Genetic variability Read More ……..
Introduction Hematoxylin and Eosin staining (H&E) is the most commonly used routine staining technique in histopathology. It is the first-line stain applied for microscopic examination of tissue sections. H&E staining Read More ……..
Introduction Labeling of histology specimens is a crucial pre-analytical step in histopathology and diagnostic laboratories. It involves accurate identification and marking of: Specimen containers Tissue cassettes Paraffin blocks Histology slides Read More ……..