I am not aware of any such studies [dealing with specimen sizes] but it is a
known fact since early XXth century that large specimens [such as complete
brain slices] are known to be processed and yes, they require extended
dehydrtaion → clearing → infiltration but not much more than usual IF the
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Subject: [Histonet] Maximum size of tissue for paraffin processing
Hi there wonderful Histonet people,
Has anyone
Hi there wonderful Histonet people,
Has anyone seen any studies on the maximum size of tissue that can be
paraffin (or resin) processed. I am not talking about the size that can fit
in a tissue cassette, but, for example, entire pig bladder processing.
I realize it would include extended processi
