You could use pieces of fixed/processed plant leaf embedded on edge.
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On Friday, March 26, 2021, 01:23:39 PM CDT, Igor Deyneko via Histonet
<histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu> wrote:
Hello fellow Histonetters,
Has anyone ever worked with any type of a tissue orientation marker that is
not a dye, but rather some sort of a synthetic product that can be
processed and then sliced in a microtome?
Previously, we have used plain gut sutures and dyed histogel, which we
processed and made paraffin punch biopsies and then placed it as a tissue
marker along with tissues of interest and processed again. It's quite
cumbersome, so I'm trying to see if there are better options out there?
Thank you!
Igor Deyneko
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