Keeping Safe When Using a Microtome
Microtomes are an essential tool for microscopy, allowing you to slice samples into thin strips for examination. Research and clinical…
Celebrating the Women Behind Pathology
Women have played pivotal roles in making the field of histology what it is today. Women professionals make up about…
Exploring Costs of Ownership of Histology Equipment
Think of owning histology equipment as an investment. Learn how you can make the most of this investment and save…
The Importance of Maintaining Laboratory Equipment
In order to ensure high-quality data and results in any laboratory, maintenance and good care of all lab equipment is…
The Art of Coverslipping
In the world of histology, can coverslipping be considered a type of scientific art?The answer: Yes! Coverslipping is completed with…
Microscope Slide Cover Slips: Tape Vs. Glass
In the lab, histologists know that placing cover slips onto slides is a way of protecting the integrity of the…
The Pros and Cons of Using a Xylene Substitute
The Use of Xylene in Histology Laboratories In histology laboratories everywhere, xylene is applied during the process of staining tissue…
Progressive and Regressive Staining
Staining is a special process that differentiates tissue components, allowing for easy observation under a microscope. Hematoxylin and Eosin (H&E)…
What Is Histopathology?
Histopathology involves detailed microscopic study of diseased tissues after use of special techniques for preparation of specimens. Histopathology is often…