Chick egg handling RAW Footage 04

It is often challenging to scoop out early-stage embryos directly with a spoon, as their body shape tends to deform or bend. To prevent this, a piece of blotting paper with a hole is attached to the embryo. This allows the embryo to be extracted while maintaining its straight shape. Such methods are likely handed down as traditional techniques in laboratories that use chicken embryos as experimental materials. It will take some time to create a detailed explanatory video, so for now, we are presenting it as raw footage.
Footage 01: Tools
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Footage 02: Opening eggs
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Footage 03: Ink injection
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Footage 04: Harvesting somite stage embryos
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Footage 05: Under the microscope
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Footage 06: Larger embryo harvesting
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Footage 07: Fixed small embryos
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Footage 08: Fixed small embryos
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Footage 09: Fixed large embryos
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Footage 10: Trimming of large embryos
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Footage 11: Eosin staining
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Footage 12: De-hydration
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Footage 13: Paraffin cleaning
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Footage 14: Paraffin embedding
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It would be better if the operation screen and microscope screen could be displayed in the same time