Tribulation to Triumph: An Inside Look at Research Histology

Recorded On: 09/18/2023

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Histology research can be unpredictable, as research labs often receive diverse samples ranging from regenerative zebrafish hearts to mouse aortic roots and neonatal sheep lungs. Each sample requires specialized handling, processing, sectioning, staining, and often the development of new techniques. Despite these challenges, research histology plays a critical role in advancing basic science research within academic environments. This presentation will explore the principles that guide successful histology core labs and skilled histotechnicians, and how their work can help turn scientific ideas into knowledge. We will also discuss the tribulations that are often encountered in research histology settings, and how they can ultimately lead to triumphs.

CEUs: This histology course is worth 1 continuing education credit. Course is available for 365 days from date of registration. 

Christine Duris, BS, HTL(ASCP)cm, QIHC(ASCP)cm

Christine Duris BS HTL(ASCP)cm, QIHC(ASCP)cm currently serves as the supervisor of the Histology Core at the Children’s Research Institute, a laboratory that primarily focuses on research and is located at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW). Her extensive career includes working on a diverse range of projects, including rodents, insects, nematodes, and the occasional human specimen. She has co-authored publications in multiple peer-reviewed medical journals that demonstrates her passion for exploring the unknowns in histology. In addition to her work in the research setting, Christine also oversees the Pediatric Neuromuscular Lab at Children’s Wisconsin and Adult Neuromuscular Lab at MCW. When not working in the lab, Christine enjoys spending time with her family, exploring the forest with her dog, Willis, and searching for her adventurous cat Pepper, who has a knack for hunting chipmunks and showcasing them on the porch.

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Tribulation to Triumph: An Inside Look at Research Histology
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Open to view video.  |  49 minutes Histology research can be unpredictable, as research labs often receive diverse samples ranging from regenerative zebrafish hearts to mouse aortic roots and neonatal sheep lungs. Each sample requires specialized handling, processing, sectioning, staining, and often the development of new techniques. Despite these challenges, research histology plays a critical role in advancing basic science research within academic environments. This presentation will explore the principles that guide successful histology core labs and skilled histotechnicians, and how their work can help turn scientific ideas into knowledge. We will also discuss the tribulations that are often encountered in research histology settings, and how they can ultimately lead to triumphs.
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