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*Try to pick up glass slides '''without touching''' the tissue area, as fingerprints may interfere with the evaluation. | *Try to pick up glass slides '''without touching''' the tissue area, as fingerprints may interfere with the evaluation. | ||
*Look at each microscopy slide by plain '''eye''', to plan the microscopy scanning so as to not miss peripheral fragments. | *Look at each microscopy slide by plain '''eye''', to plan the microscopy scanning so as to not miss peripheral fragments. | ||
*Have a '''systematic direction''' of scanning through microscopy slides, such as from top left to bottom right as seen in the microscope. When the microscope makes what you see two-way mirrored, the starting position is with the objective pointing at the bottom right of the glass slide. You may center on findings on interest and evaluate them at higher magnification, and then resume the scanning | *Have a '''systematic direction''' of scanning through microscopy slides, such as from top left to bottom right as seen in the microscope. When the microscope makes what you see two-way mirrored, the starting position is with the objective pointing at the bottom right of the glass slide. You may center on findings on interest and evaluate them at higher magnification, and then resume the scanning. | ||
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File:Position of objective (edited).jpg|Example starting position of objective. | File:Position of objective (edited).jpg|Example starting position of objective. | ||