25+ years in Histology, half the places I worked had vents on the wall near the countertop where we did specials, otherwise it was on the counterclosest to the sink. The only times we were time doing anything under a hood was for frozen section staining because of the fresh tissue, mixing sulfer chemicals for muscle enzyme studies, diluting acids and the bouins when we microwaved it. As long as there is a sink under the hood too, I wouldn't mind, though.
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