Rm2235 rotary microtome
The RM2235 rotary microtome is a laboratory equipment used for sectioning biological samples. It is designed to produce thin, consistent tissue sections for microscopic analysis. The RM2235 features a stable, precise mechanism that allows for accurate and repeatable sectioning.
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Histological Analysis of Reproductive Organs
Subcutaneous Transplantation of MtT/S Clones
Nude mice tumors explants were frozen or embedded into paraffin blocks. To prepare cryosections the Microm HM 550 cryostat (Thermo Scientific, Waltham, Massachusetts, USA) was used and to prepare sections of paraffin-embedded, the RM2235 rotary microtome (Leica, Wetzlar, Germany).
Trichome Anatomy Across Vitis Species
Adipocyte Histomorphometric Analysis
Histological Processing of Corneal Tissues
Histological Analysis of Gonads
Histopathological Analysis Protocol
Paraffin Embedding of Drosophila Specimens
Immunohistochemical Localization of Testis Proteins
Coral Polyp Histological Analysis
Polyps were decalcified using RDO Rapid Decalcifier (Apex Engineering Products Corporation) until all spicules were dissolved. These samples were then dehydrated to 100% ethanol, using a graded ethanol series (10–20% increments), and cleared using toluene. Samples were then infiltrated in molten paraffin wax for 24 hrs and embedded using standard histological molds. Five micron sections were cut for both fecundity (serially every 90 microns) and for oocyte size analysis (five centrally located slides) on a Leica RM2235 rotary microtome. Sections were stained with Masson's Trichrome or Haemotoxylin - Eosin (H&E) using standard procedures, and permanently coverslipped. Each slide was examined under an Olympus CX21 microscope, with Moticam 5 camera (Motic Optical) attachment used to grab images. Images were analyzed using Image J (NIH).
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