Tissue arrays (or tissue microarrays) consist of many finely sliced tissue specimens on a glass slide, allowing researchers to study many tissue types at once. This allows for applications such as immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridization to be carried out with higher throughput. Panels of tissue are often grouped by species, tissue type and disease. Be sure to visit the supplier page for more details, such as preservation method, appropriate application, patient information, tissue and slide positioning, and general usage and storage notes.