Preparing educational tissue slides for students of the Department of Medical Laboratory Technology in southern technical collage
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Histology, slides, precreation, paraffin wax, cutting, dehydration .Abstract
The purpose of this research is to learn how to make a microscopic slide of animal or plant tissue and prepare it for examination by means of a compound microscope. There is no doubt that those concerned with this are students of medical sectors at all stages and those concerned with matters of histology, embryology, anatomy, cell science, animal and plant sciences, and this research was done in the pathological analysis department in The Medical Technical Institute in Basra specifically.
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