#tissue slide

[meiwoscience]

Forgive my poor photography skill, these microscope slides actually look perfect and very delicate.

[labotronicsscientific]

Tissue Slide Stainer 110 kgs

Labotronics tissue slide stainer is equipped with a photoelectric switch for precise positioning, programmable settings for customization, and a microprocessor-controlled thermostat for accuracy. It can hold up to 24 slides to process multiple samples efficiently in a single run. It features heating tank temperatures ranging from ambient to 85 °C to ensure optimal conditions for different reagents.

[labotronicsscientific]

Tissue Slide Stainer

Labotronics tissue slide stainer is equipped with a digital LED touch screen, an ergonomic design, a photoelectric switch, and an electronic thermostat controlled by a microprocessor. It features automatic and diversified staining processes and an anti-corrosive structural unit. 

[fisoninstrumentltd]

Automatic Tissue Slide Stainer FM-ATS-A100; Cup number : 14 (station 1 for drying & station 8 for washing) ; Cup capacity : 1200 ml ; Cup pr

Automatic Tissue Slide Stainer Cup number: 14 (station 1 for drying and station 8 for washing); cup capacity: 1200 ml; cup processing time: 0 to 59 min. No. of slides processed: 72 slides

[crotalinae]

How do I prepare a tissue slide??

No one (professors, colleagues, etc) has been helpful other than telling me that "its really hard".

I have a frozen tissue. I need to make a slide of it and ideally get a picture of the cells from the tissue. I found a vet-science paper where they used superglue to get tissues for a slide (ie for field use type situations)... but then they stained it.

How do I stain it, what do I use... do I really need to stain it?

This is getting complicated and venturing into the realm of biology I didn't pay attention to (and now am kicking myself for zoning out when we made onion-slice slides).

Help!