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Principles and Aims of Tissue Fixation

question 1 of 17 course: Biomedical Science(Degree)
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Q: The 'fixation' process makes tissues more resistant to physical damage during subsequent handling.

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Lipofuscin is a yellowish-brown pigment composed of lipid residues from lysosomal digestion. It accumulates over time in long-lived cells like neurons and cardiac myocytes and is often called 'wear and tear' pigment.

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Lipofuscin is a yellowish-brown pigment composed of lipid residues from lysosomal digestion. It accumulates over time in long-lived cells like neurons and cardiac myocytes and is often called 'wear and tear' pigment.

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