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A microtome consists of three main parts: the specimen holder, which secures the sample being sliced; the knife or blade, which cuts extremely thin slices from the specimen; and the knife holder, which supports the knife and allows it to move in precise increments to cut consistent slices. The specimen is secured in the holder and advanced slowly towards the knife edge to create thin slices for examination under a microscope.

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