Histological section refers to thin slices of tissue applied to a microscopic slide, usually around 5 to 10 micrometres thick, which are viewed under a microscope.
Sections are usually stained with dyes to give optical contrast before viewing.
Sections usually have a very thin piece of glass applied over the surface called a cover slip.
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