Label cassettes as shown. Use ONLY a sharp No. 2 lead pencil or a ShurMark or similar histology marker. Don't use a Sharpie or similar marker, even if it is supposed to be solvent-resistant. The ...

These preserve the integrity of tissue samples by removing the risk of sample ... The new inclusive workflow eliminates errors caused through the manual labeling of slides and cassettes, ensuring the ...

A new technology developed at MIT enables scientists to label proteins across millions of individual cells in fully intact 3D tissues with unprecedented speed, uniformity, and versatility. Using ...

They combined this approach with stochastic electrotransport, a method that enhances the diffusion of molecules without damaging the tissue, to implement their electrophoretic-fast labeling using ...

In this video industry expert Tyler Liebig from Thermo Scientifichighlights slide and cassette labeling in the histology lab. The print on demand solutions helps to reduce the potential for errors and ...

In this video industry expert Tyler Liebig from Thermo Scientific highlights slide and cassette labeling in the histology lab using SlideMate. Tackling of the toughest slide and cassette labeling ...

The use of lipophilic carbocyanine dyes, combined with particle-mediated biolistic delivery using a hand-held gene gun, allows non-toxic labeling of multiple cells in both living and fixed tissue.

If there is an area of particular interest, such as a tumor, in the specimen, trim the tissue so that the area of interest is near one surface of the specimen, and place that surface down in the ...