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The document is a Mouse Histology Request Form from the University of California San Diego's Glycobiology Research and Training Center. It outlines the necessary information for customers to submit tissue samples for histological analysis, including sections for customer details, types of samples, and specific work requested. The form emphasizes the importance of communication with histotechnologists to ensure proper processing and includes options for various staining techniques.

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Begin with Section I: Customer Information. Fill in the date, your name as the customer, phone number, email address, and Principal Investigator's details. Ensure you provide an Index/PO number if applicable.
Proceed to Section II: Material Submitted. Specify the species and type of samples you are submitting. Indicate whether they are frozen or fixed tissues and provide details about the fixative used and time in fixative.
List all samples submitted in the mandatory section. Include the total number of samples and their labels for easy identification.
Specify any work requested such as blocks or slides, including the number of sections per slide and types of stains required. Don't forget to mention if you have discussed your needs with a histotechnologist.

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