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URL: https://sakura.eu/solutions/microtomy/accu-cut-srm-500
Proper Citation: Sakura: Accu-Cut SRM 500 Rotary Microtome (RRID:SCR_027823)
Description: Compact, manual rotary microtome designed for preparation of thin sections of human and animal tissue samples of varying hardness, as far as they are suitable for manual cutting. Microtome for parafin sectioning. Can be used for all applications as diagnostic aid related to in vitro examination within the histopathological process.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Microtome for parafin sectioning, manual rotary microtome, preparation of thin sections, human and animal tissue samples,
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