Laser Microdissection is a precise technique used to isolate specific cells or tissue regions from a larger sample using a focused laser beam. This method allows researchers to target and extract only the areas of interest, minimizing contamination and preserving the integrity of the sample for further analysis. The process typically involves placing a tissue section on a microscope slide, where a laser cuts around the desired cells. Once isolated, these cells can be collected for various applications, including genomic studies, proteomics, and pathology, enabling detailed examination of cellular characteristics and functions.