Decalcification in Histopathology

question 1 of 24 course: Biomedical Science(Degree)
question 1 of 24 course: Biomedical Science(Degree)

Q: What is the main component of bone that is removed during decalcification?

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Fluorescent dyes used to label cells have overlapping emission spectra. This means the light sensor (PMT) for one color (e.g., FITC/FL1) will also detect some spillover light from a second dye (e.g., PE/FL2). Compensation is a mathematical correction applied to subtract this spillover signal, ensuring that the fluorescence measured for each channel is accurate and comes only from its intended dye.

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