The Bovine Thyroid Paraffin Sections are essential for researchers and professionals in the field of histology and pathology. These high-quality tissue sections are meticulously prepared to facilitate various scientific studies, particularly in the realm of immunohistochemistry and hybridization analysis.

Overview
The bovine thyroid paraffin sections are derived from freshly harvested bovine thyroid tissues. These tissues are processed through a stringent method involving fixation in 10% neutral buffered formalin followed by paraffin embedding. Each paraffin block is sectioned to a precise thickness of 5 microns and mounted on positively charged slides, ensuring optimal adhesion and compatibility for staining techniques.

Product Characteristics
Tissue Type: Thyroid
Processing Environment: RNase-, DNase-, and protease-free, making them ideal for molecular techniques.
Storage Conditions: Room temperature.
Quality Control: Each tissue section undergoes H&E staining and is examined by trained histologists to ensure excellent morphology and high quality before distribution.
Applications
These paraffin sections are extremely versatile and predominantly used in:

Immunohistochemistry (IHC): Detecting specific antigens in the cells of a tissue section.
Hybridization Techniques: Such as in situ hybridization which allows for the localization of specific nucleic acid targets within the tissues.
Limitations
It’s important to note that these Bovine Thyroid Paraffin Sections are intended for research use only. They are not suitable for therapy or diagnostic purposes in clinical settings.

Conclusion
For researchers interested in examining the bovine thyroid gland at a microscopic level, the Bovine Thyroid Paraffin Sections provide a valuable resource. With their high processing standards and quality control measures, you can trust that you are working with superior specimens that will enhance your research findings. For more details and to make a purchase, please visit Bovine Thyroid Paraffin Sections.