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   Slice, fix overnight. Tissue size: factors that affect fixation. Routine: 3mm thick. 4-6 hours fast penetration. 1-3 days to truly fix (cross-link) For every 4-6 hours it will penetrate 3mm deep. Electron Microscope: 1mm^3. 2-4 hours, store in buffer. For every 2-4 hours, it will penetrate 1mm^3 deep.

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   What are the two means of fixation? What are the steps in microwave fixation? 1. Fix tissue in saline or formalin enough so it is possible to be grossed. 2. Cut into 2mm blocks and immerse in saline or formalin and microwave to a temp of 45-68C. What kind of fixatives bind with denatured proteins?

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   FIXATION. Stabilizing the protein so that it is resistant to further changes. AUTOLYSIS. Destruction of tissues and cells by the enzymes. (enzymes attack) ARTIFACT. A structures or substance not normally present but produced by some external force, or action. Ex: mercury pigment, tissue floaters, knife lines, and air bubbles.

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   What is the definition of fixation?

   • Unlike the Convention, the model law on neighboring rights contains a definition of the term "fixation": "the embodiment of sounds, images or both in a material form, sufficiently permanent or stable to permit it to be perceived, reproduced, or otherwise communicated during a period of more than transitory duration." 7.21.

   Guide to the Rome Convention and to the Phonograms Convention

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   What is chemical fixation?

   • Chemicals fixation must be used to protect fine cellular structures & the morphology of larger, more delicate microorganisms. Chemical fixatives penetrate cells & react with cellular components, usually proteins,lipids to render them inactive, insoluble & immobile.

   Fixation - MICROBIOLOGY

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   How does fixation occur?

   • Fixation can occur in various approaches, by releasing a substance from your mobile known as auxin into the tissues of this meals component that will be 38,,, but often, animals and plants fixate things. Fixation commonly does occur at a process called auxin transport.

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   What is a fixation & why is it important?

   • Fixations are a minute scanning motion not observable by the naked eye made up of high frequency tremors, slow drifts and micro saccades. These mini-movements serve to refresh the image on the retina. One of the main reasons I like this definition is because we often think of fixation as keeping the eyes completely still.

   Assignment #1- Eye Movements- Fixation - Vision Therapist

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