High-throughput sectioning

High-throughput tissue sectioning is a technique used in research to rapidly and efficiently generate thin slices of tissue samples for analysis, allowing for large-scale studies and high-resolution examination of tissue morphology and molecular characteristics. Here, we are able to embed and section 20+ cores made from hard boiled eggs (as an example). Each section can then be easily removed and plated. Therefore, a single cut sheet can help fill an entire 24-well plate!