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What is the difference between fresh specimen or prepared slides in tabulated form?
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Temporary
Unstained
Cells may be alive
Unaffected by dehydrating agents, embedding agents and dyes
Contrast may be low
Sections are usually thicker
Prepared
Long term
Stained
Cells are nonliving
Structure may have been damaged due to dehydration, embedding and dyes
Sections are usually thinner
Contrast high due to staining
Different chemicals may be identifiable
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