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Hello Eva
I had a similar problem with an actin antibody many years ago. We eventually
after many trials decided that it was an artifact caused by the heat retrieval
possibly in relation to the length of fixation time. By playing with the
dilution we eventually eliminated the problem by not
I vote for Raspberry!
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Change all your reagents.
Change periodic acid every week at least.
Personally I see little advantage in fast green, and a common downside is
overstaining in many labs, hiding fungus and basement membrane.
Faint Hematoxylin is acceptable counterstain.
For certain applications, e.g., dual staining
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Hello!
My name is Jack Ratliff and I am Chairman of the Hard Tissue Committee (HTC)
for the National Society for Histotechnology (NSH). On behalf of the HTC and
the NSH, we would like to invite you to attend and participate in the 2012 Hard
Tissue Forum. This event will take place August 18t
Okay 30 years is too long in histology! I should have retired sooner than I
did,. I saw this subject heading as a new stain for bacteria instead of an
ad for a bed and breakfast in Tennessee.
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Hi Everyone:
I had a few questions regarding Bielschowsky silver stains.
(1) What adhesive (if any) or type of slide do you use for the stain?
(2) How do you clean the glassware?
(3) When diluting the 40% formaldehyde when making up the developer, do
you consider the 40% formaldehyde as 100%
Yes. The strength of the stained nuclei in the no primary slides are
stronger on some days than others.
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 8:18 AM, Kim Donadio wrote:
> Are you getting false positives and variations on the same control tissue
> for different days ?
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Hi Everyone - This past HistoTALK http://www.histotalk.com/ show on Sunday,
July 22nd had as its guest Wanda Jones from Emory University Hospital. Just
wanted you all to know. Oh, and BTW, before that show #28, our guest was Billie
Swisher! Two wonderful interviews.
Yours,
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Can I store (Xylene substitute, Isopropanol and Formalin) each, separated in 5
gallons (closed with a tight lid) plastic containers placed inside spill tray
in a room that the temperature can rise up to 40°C in the summer? One container
at the time, before it gets pick up by waste company.
Than
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Hi Donna,
We use Dako #M3635 at 1:100. Mantle cell lymphoma is our control.
Mark
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> Has anyone done IHC using Cyclin D1 antibody? What vendor was used? What
> control tissue was used?
> Thank you.
> Donna Suresch -
We have used Neomarkers/Labvision cat.no. RM-9104 on mouse salivary glands
and mammary glands.
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 11:16 AM, Suresch, Donna L. wrote:
> Hello Histonetters,
> Has anyone done IHC using Cyclin D1 antibody? What vendor was used? What
> control tissue was used?
> Thank you.
> D
Hello Histonetters,
Has anyone done IHC using Cyclin D1 antibody? What vendor was used? What
control tissue was used?
Thank you.
Donna Suresch - Merck & Co.
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Merck Research Laboratories
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These samples were all human but I have seen it in Mouse mammary gland as
well but those nuclei were lighter.
Eva
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 8:51 AM, James Burchette Jr. <
james.burche...@duke.edu> wrote:
> Thanks Eva. I don't know why you are having the nuclear staining problem.
> Your retrieval pr
We standard use a Citrate pH6. We do 20min at 98C followed by cooling in
the citrate for 20min.
Eva
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 8:29 AM, James Burchette Jr. <
james.burche...@duke.edu> wrote:
> What is your heat retrieval process?
>
> Jim Burchette, HT(ASCP) QIHC
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Are you getting false positives and variations on the same control tissue for
different days ?
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 24, 2012, at 8:13 AM, Eva Permaul wrote:
> I understand the point about the biotin and I should have said that when
> using the ABC method we have taken to always using an
I understand the point about the biotin and I should have said that when
using the ABC method we have taken to always using an avidin/biotin
blocking kit. We are using biotinylated secondary antibodies from Vector. I
have seen the same problem occur in our anti-mouse, anti-rabbit and
anti-goat. In
Hi Brenda,
We used a tape coverslipper for years with little issue day to day. After
storing, though, many of the old coverslips became yellowed and bubbled and
came off the slides. We switched to the glass coverslips with the stainer
coverslipper combo unit. We found that you have to use a v
Hi all...
Had someone in here who is interested in sectioning old bones - any ideas
as to what would be the best embedding medium? These are bones from a
graveyard more than 100 years old - not fossils.
Decal is out of the question - so it would have to be a resin of some sort.
Tips, ideas, conta
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