Fixed or unfixed sheep lung? If fixed then you can perfuse with formalin
from a header tank 1 metre above lung and then infiltrate with gelatine.
Kemlo Rogerson
e-mail kemloroger...@nhs.net if not at work.
DD 01934 647057 or extension 3311 Mob 07749 754194;
Embrace
SKIN: Repeated contact can produce dermatitis (dryness and cracking)
due to degreasing action.
SKIN SENSITIZATION: Skin sensitization was not produced in any of 24
volunteers. There is one case report of a person developing an allergic
skin reaction (contact urticaria) following exposure to
Sorry I did not respond yesterday. The reason we just started measuring
order to sign out for frozens was also prompted by preparation for our
next JCAHO inspection. However, there is this distinction. The Joint
Commission does not define a frozen as a critical test. The designation
of
Some years ago (before electronic ordering systems) when I worked in
the clinical lab the specimen for frozen was time stamped when it came
into the lab and the pathologist stamped it - or more likely the
pathologist gave it to a histotech for this - when the result was
communicated to the
My co-worker previously asked about any versions of this antibody that
didn't require formic acid pretreatment.
I was wondering if there is experience out there using the antibody from
DBS, and what the consensus is about the stability of the antibody (from
any company) after being diluted. We
Hi Histonetters!!We are trying to bring in house STD testing in our lab and
would like to know what type of equipment everyone uses and feedback. We would
like to take on HPV, GC Chlamydia and gonorrhea. Any information would be
greatly appreciated!! Thank you..
Jill Cox HT (ASCP)
Hello everyone,
Is there a reason why people tend to use a phosphate buffer strength of 100
mM and not 300 mM when dissolving compounds for injections or preparing
buffers for staining?
Much appreciated
Thanks
Neil
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Well I would check the local human rights laws. I'm not so sure your
staff are going to be too thrilled with being tested for all these
diseases!
.I'M KIDDING of course.
I'm sorry I can't contribute anything worthwhile (other than some comic
relief) on what is otherwise a rather
Why would anyone open a new lab, give cytology a hood yet have a complete
disregard for histology area?
I am so glad I work for Queen of the Valley Medical Center... they actually do
care about ALL of there employees, no matter what department they work in.
To answer your question about fumes
NO!! It's THURSDAY afternoon isn't it?
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Oh my gosh! You're right. My day is suddenly not so drab!! LOL
Greg
Greg Dobbin, R.T.
Chief Technologist, Anatomic Pathology
Dept. of Laboratory Medicine,
Queen Elizabeth Hospital,
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Charlottetown, PEC1A 8T5
Phone: (902) 894-2337
Fax: (902) 894-2385
I find that the harder I work,
Have a look in the image gallery here : http://www.immunoportal.com/index.php
I am interested to know why you want to avoid Formic acid AR.
In my XP, Formic acid exclusively exposes plaque-beta amyloid, using
appropriate Abs.
However, whether or not I am right, Citric acid ( or whatever your
I have a great LTE position as a Mohs tech at the UW . Need a few more
hours. Anyone know of any labs needing an as needed HT in the Madison, WI area?
Thanks everyone,
Steve
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All,
A good source for safety issues in the histo lab is Maureen Doran. She is
the safety person for the NSH. I'm sure her contact info is on the site. If
not I know it is on the Illinois site (www.ilhisto.org) She is always at the
NSH symposium and usually does a class, not only on safety but on
Hi all,
Anyone know a way to stain tissues for choline kinase??
Thx, Brett
Brett M. Connolly, Ph.D.
Research Fellow, Imaging Dept.
Merck Co., Inc.
PO Box 4, WP-44K
West Point, PA 19486
tel. 215-652-2501 fax. 215-993-6803
brett_conno...@merck.com
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Anyone have any published literature for reference on storage control;
refrigerator vs. room temp vs. freezer. I have a friend asking for this and
would also would love to get this information for my own reference I searched
the archives but, came up with only one publication. Thank you in
Good day Histonetters,
A few weeks back, I posted that I had a method for making a tissue
microarray on the cheap. I have received a lot of requests for how I do
this. I wanted to write it up because, even though it is pretty easy to
do, it is difficult to describe.
Also, keep in mind that I
Hello, We have a project that has worked on this topic using TMA's and have
found that storing unstained, and unbaked slides at -20 enhances the
preservation of antigenicity of the samples. It is not yet published but is
getting written up. TMA slides that were stored for 5 years at -20 in very
Hi all
i read such figures in Cajal's books..I guess he is not using specific
degenerative sliver staining, as Natua developed the method 50 years later.
I wonder anyone can send me the protocol for such kind of silver staining -
there are so many ways of Golgi staining - to reveal post-injury
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