That is great, Tosin! You are working on a topic that has been discussed,
debated, and fought over for years. It means there is a LOT of info out
there on it. Start with doing a search for "formaldehyde,"
"paraformaldehyde," and/or "formalin" in the Histonet Archives. You'll
probably find more than you ever wanted to know. :-)
Regards,
Merced
--On Thursday, September 03, 2009 5:15 AM -0700 Adeluwoye Oluwatosin
<princekun...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello, I am glad to come aboard this network of professionals;
Pathological sciences. I am delighted 'cos i am sure this lists is
providing volume of useful informations to the members. I was
re-directed to the histonet web via my search for info on Formaldehyde
fixation.
Please Barry, I will be glad to receive useful documents as i am
working on a project on Formaldehyde fixation, and my line of interest
is the effect of varying concentration on tissues, while also
considering the optimum fixation duration.
Hope to receive this worthwhile, helpful materials tomy work from you
Barry,and other list members. Thanks.
Tosin.
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