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Comparison of histomorphology and DNA preservation produced by fixatives in the veterinary diagnostic laboratory setting

2014-03-19

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Histopathology is the most useful tool for diagnosis of a number of diseases, especially cancer. To be effective, histopathology requires that tissues be fixed prior to processing. Formalin is currently the most common histologic fixative, offering many advantages: it is cheap, readily available, and pathologists are routinely trained to examine tissues fixed in formalin. However, formalin fixation substantially d...

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10.7287/peerj.preprints.296v1
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