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Microscopic research is a delicate field. Knowing how to analyze specimens and write relevant reports is just one part of the process.

Pre-clinical Necropsy defines one of the processes researchers use to develop drugs for humans. It is a step taken using animals to study the tissue response to a developed drug.

Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) refers to a system where non-clinical health and safety studies are carried out, planned, monitored, recorded, archived and reported.

The way to get the best microscopy studies is to make sure your subject is fixed in such a way that light goes through it evenly and that significant features in the subject are clearly demarcated.

In the world of histology, time can become a major enemy when you have to finish a study by a specific deadline for your sponsors. When your lab technicians have to deal with a complex study, they're going to need proper time to do it right. If they become too rushed due to time pressures, mistakes are inevitable.

Academic institutions, pharmaceutical companies, and biotechnology firms face many of the same holiday demands that retail stores face.

The fast development of molecular biology and other intensive analytical technologies has resulted in a dramatic increase in the need for biological sample storage.

Your organization’s ability to obtain accurate research results often hinges upon the swift and safe delivery of histopathology test materials.

When you are involved in preclinical research, it can be beneficial to use a CRO, or contract research organization. The first step has to do with necropsy, and can be a necessary step when determining whether a drug is capable of being tested in people.

You already know how expensive running a laboratory is for your Histology practice and how it affects the morale of your staff. Over the years, you've no doubt realized how much you have to do to keep your employees trained, upholding standard operating procedures, and keeping yourself compliant.