Evolution of tissue processing

Methods of processing histology tissues have undergone many positive changes over the past decades to include reduction in safety hazards, standardization of reagents/timing/temperatures of processing steps, and implementation of automation to reduce turnaround time, improve efficiency, and enhance reproducibility. A brief history, current standardized processes, and newer developments are described here.

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Journal of Histotechnology
Published
2026-08-17
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https://doi.org/10.1080/01478885.2026.2718450
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Molecular Biology Techniques and Applications
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Evolution of tissue processing

Sheila Criswell
Journal of Histotechnology
Molecular Biology Techniques and Applications
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Evolution of tissue processing

Sheila Criswell
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Abstract

Methods of processing histology tissues have undergone many positive changes over the past decades to include reduction in safety hazards, standardization of reagents/timing/temperatures of processing steps, and implementation of automation to reduce turnaround time, improve efficiency, and enhance reproducibility. A brief history, current standardized processes, and newer developments are described here.

Journal of Histotechnology
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