thanks to all who replied to my query regarding slide filing pages - I have
lots of browsing to do today - yay!!!
have a great weekend!
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Louise Renton
Bone Research Unit
University of the Witwatersrand
Johannesburg
South Africa
There are nights when the wolves are silent and only the moon
Hi,
I need help with ATPase muscle fiber staining in lambs. I am investigating the
skeletal muscle fibers in lambs breaded extensively in mount-hills regions in
Macedonia.
But, I have a problem with a one chemical - sodium 5.5-diehylbarbiturate. The
problem is that I can't get this
For general information:
Brazilliant is the product name for Anatech's red nuclear stain
solution. It is available and will continue to be available for the
foreseeable future. The dye brazilin used to prepare Brazilliant also
will continue to be available from Anatech.
Ada T. Feldman
Ada Feldman at Anatech, thanks for setting us all straight about the
availability of brazilin and Brazilliant. I think it's very important
that this dye get into histologic use, given the uncertain future of
nuclear fast red.
Apparently Anatech has found a source for brazilin other than the
I would like to do something different (more) than what we are doing right now
with qa/qc. We write everything down that we do so we can track it and then
when there are mistakes I will talk to the person who makes them. What are
people doing in their labs to stop these mistakes in the first
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Hello Colleagues,
I'm looking for opinions/experience regarding the following idea:
I am thinking about using Histogel (not pushing this product over
another, just don't know what else to call it!!) to localize the
aspirate to a more confined area, hopefully more consistently on a
single plane,
I need some help, has any one used the sulfated alcian blue to stain for
amyloid. We have a case that looks like it should be positive but it is not
staining with the Congo Red. Any help would be great.
Nathaniel
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Vanessa,
Overnight fixation should not be a problem for these samples depending on what
will be done to them at a later time. For samples needing studies for mRNA or
some IHC markers, you want to avoid prolonged exposure to formalin fixation.
You'll need to optimize your fixation based on
Hi members of Histonet,
I am having a hard time finding Histotechnologists in the Boston, MA
area who have experience in Grossing ... could someone help me or guide
me in the right direction?
It looks like I can only find PA's who have this specific skill.
I am recruiting around a Histotech,
We use it all the time. What can I do to help? J
Joyce Weems
Pathology Manager
Saint Joseph's Hospital
5665 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd NE
Atlanta, GA 30342
678-843-7376 - Phone
678-843-7831 - Fax
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