E6 process

The E6 process is a method used in tissue preservation and diagnostic laboratories to fix and prepare biological samples, especially for microscopic examination. It involves treating the tissue with a series of chemicals to preserve its structure and components, making it stable and suitable for detailed analysis. This process ensures that tissues do not degrade over time, allowing pathologists to accurately study cell details, diagnose diseases, and conduct research. In essence, E6 is a standardized procedure that maintains tissue integrity from collection to analysis.