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What is microtomy?

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The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.

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What are the different types of microtomes?

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Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.

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What is the purpose of a cryostat?

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To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.

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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?

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Usually 5-10 degrees.

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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?

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To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.

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What is microtomy?

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The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.

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What are the different types of microtomes?

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Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.

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What is the purpose of a cryostat?

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To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.

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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?

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Usually 5-10 degrees.

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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?

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To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.

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What is microtomy?

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The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.

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What are the different types of microtomes?

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Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.

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What is the purpose of a cryostat?

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To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.

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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?

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Usually 5-10 degrees.

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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?

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To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.

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What is microtomy?

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The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.

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What are the different types of microtomes?

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Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.

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What is the purpose of a cryostat?

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To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.

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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?

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Usually 5-10 degrees.

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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?

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To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.

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What is microtomy?

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The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.

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What are the different types of microtomes?

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Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.

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What is the purpose of a cryostat?

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To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.

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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?

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Usually 5-10 degrees.

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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
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What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
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What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
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What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
43
What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
46
What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
47
What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
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What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
49
What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
51
What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
53
What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
54
What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
58
What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
59
What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
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What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
64
What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
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What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
73
What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
74
What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
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What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
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What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
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What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
93
What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.
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What is microtomy?
The process of cutting thin tissue sections using a microtome.
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What are the different types of microtomes?
Rotary, sliding, freezing, cryostat, and ultrathin microtomes.
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What is the purpose of a cryostat?
To cut frozen sections quickly for intraoperative diagnosis.
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What is the optimal clearance angle in microtomy?
Usually 5-10 degrees.
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Why is a water bath used in microtomy?
To flatten tissue sections before mounting on slides.

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