Category Archives: Compresstome Vibrating Microtomes
Compresstome Vibrating Microtomes, Rotary Microtomes, Vibratomes
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At Precisionary Instruments, we have almost two decades of customer service experience and microtome expertise. We have strategically built our brand to be trusted in
Compresstome Vibrating Microtomes, Education, Vibratomes
Introduction to Patch-Clamp Electrophysiology
Electrophysiology is the study of the electrical properties of biological cells and tissues, and how these properties generate and propagate electrical signals in the body.
Microtome blades are used in microtomes to cut thin slices, or sections, of tissue samples for microscopic examination. The slices are typically less than 50
Unboxing is the act of opening a product, typically a new or novelty item, and revealing its contents. It is often done as a form
Compresstome Vibrating Microtomes, Rotary Microtomes, Vibratomes
What are the differences between a microtome and a vibratome?
Microtome, vibratome, vibrating microtome…you’ve heard so many different terms for this type of laboratory equipment. Let us help you clear up any confusions in terminology!
Compresstome Vibrating Microtomes, Rotary Microtomes, Vibratomes
New Partnership with Green Leaf Scientific
Precisionary Instruments and Greenleaf Scientific Announce Partnership to Help Streamline Tissue Sectioning in Life Sciences Precisionary Instruments LLC, a leading designer and manufacturer of tissue
Message From Our CEO My name is George Kong and in 2004 I founded Precisionary Instruments with my father Dr. Jian-Qiang Kong. Our goal was
Plant Tissue for Research Today, let’s dive into the world of plant tissue research! Did you know that methods and techniques for studying plant and
How do I embed and cut great spinal cord slice? You asked, and we listened! We realized that embedding spinal cord tissue for cutting slices
Most basic science researchers use mice or rats as their animal model of choice. But what if you study larger animal models like guinea pigs,
