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What is impregnation in histopathology?

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The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.

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What is embedding?

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Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.

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What is the most commonly used embedding medium?

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Paraffin wax.

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Why is proper embedding important?

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To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.

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What is the role of vacuum embedding?

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It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.

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What is impregnation in histopathology?

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The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.

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What is embedding?

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Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.

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What is the most commonly used embedding medium?

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Paraffin wax.

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Why is proper embedding important?

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To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.

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What is the role of vacuum embedding?

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It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.

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What is impregnation in histopathology?

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The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.

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What is embedding?

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Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.

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What is the most commonly used embedding medium?

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Paraffin wax.

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Why is proper embedding important?

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To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.

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What is the role of vacuum embedding?

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It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.

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What is impregnation in histopathology?

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The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.

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What is embedding?

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Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.

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What is the most commonly used embedding medium?

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Paraffin wax.

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Why is proper embedding important?

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To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.

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What is the role of vacuum embedding?

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It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.

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What is impregnation in histopathology?

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The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.

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What is embedding?

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Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.

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What is the most commonly used embedding medium?

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Paraffin wax.

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Why is proper embedding important?

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To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.

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What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
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What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
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What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
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What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
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Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
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What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
31
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
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What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
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What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
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Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
35
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
36
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
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What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
38
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
39
Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
40
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
41
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
42
What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
43
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
44
Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
45
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
46
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
47
What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
48
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
49
Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
50
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
51
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
52
What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
53
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
54
Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
55
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
56
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
57
What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
58
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
59
Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
60
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
61
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
62
What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
63
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
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Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
65
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
66
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
67
What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
68
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
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Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
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What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
71
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
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What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
73
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
74
Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
75
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
76
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
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What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
78
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
79
Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
80
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
81
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
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What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
83
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
84
Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
85
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
86
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
87
What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
88
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
89
Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
90
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
91
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
92
What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
93
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
94
Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
95
What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.
96
What is impregnation in histopathology?
The process of infiltrating tissues with a supporting medium like paraffin.
97
What is embedding?
Enclosing tissues in a solid medium for sectioning.
98
What is the most commonly used embedding medium?
Paraffin wax.
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Why is proper embedding important?
To provide support for thin-sectioning and microscopic examination.
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What is the role of vacuum embedding?
It reduces impregnation time and improves tissue infiltration.

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