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2 results about "Paraffin section" patented technology

Paraffin section. Etymology: L, parum, little + affinis, related, sectio. a histological section cut from tissue that has been embedded in paraffin wax. A section of a tissue that has been infiltrated with paraffin.

Laminate, production method for same, preparation method for paraffin section sample, and preparation method for paraffin sample piece

PCT designated stageWO2026116465A1Withdrawing sample devicesPreparing sample for investigationParaffin waxParaffin section
The present invention addresses the problem of providing a laminate that is easily manipulated and results in little damage to an original paraffin block sample when a paraffin section sample is prepared, a production method for the laminate, a preparation method for a paraffin section sample, and a preparation method for a paraffin sample piece. Provided is a laminate that includes a substrate, a first paraffin layer that is provided on at least a portion of the surface of the substrate, and a second paraffin layer that is provided on at least a portion of the first paraffin layer, the melting point T1 of a first paraffin that constitutes the first paraffin layer being higher than the melting point T2 of a second paraffin that constitutes the second paraffin layer.
Owner:CHIBA UNIV

Paraffin section pretreatment method suitable for plant spatial transcriptomics

PendingCN122357692ABiotechnologyPlant tissue
This invention relates to the field of paraffin sectioning technology and discloses a paraffin section pretreatment method suitable for plant spatial transcriptomics, comprising: (1) sample collection and fixation; (2) sample dehydration; (3) clearing; (4) paraffin embedding; (5) paraffin section preparation; and (6) pretreatment of sections before RNA FISH. This invention can be widely applied to various plant tissues, and its detection sensitivity can reach the visualization of low-expression genes (FPKM≤20), contributing to the popularization and development of plant spatial transcriptomics.
Owner:SUN YAT SEN UNIVERSITY SHENZHEN +2