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As you work on a critical study in your lab, do you have safeguards in place to keep all scientific data private?

Storing study materials adds extensive overhead costs to any facility with blocks, slides, tissue, and more.

Standard Operating Procedures are mostly a best practices guide for labs. Despite this being true, how often do you go back and review your SOPs?

Facing audits is a way of life for those of you managing a laboratory.

As a Study Director, you're perhaps starting to see some of the limitations in what your staff is able to accomplish, particularly with budget limitations.

In the rush to provide services and products, the Quality Assurance department can often go overlooked despite its fundamental importance to the overall success of any organization.

Those of you who've seen the "Mission Impossible" movie franchise know they often make the impossible seem all too plausible.

If you're new to your scientific industry, it's time to learn an important part of what helps you gain more sponsors based on your research clout.

Are you planning on performing IHC as part of your study? Is the data you obtain from IHC critical in your decision making process? As any scientist knows, it is very important to plan your experiment well to achieve high-quality, repeatable results.

Clearly, experimental tissue samples are vital to any study. Before you sacrifice your animal or start preparing buffers, here are a few fundamental techniques and practices that will help you excise an ideal sample before sending those samples to us for further histopathological assessment.