Patsy Ruegg pru...@ihctech.net wrote:
> I prefer formic acid decal for IHC work. You could make
> your own 5% but I
> always buy it from Decal Chemicals it is called Immunocal.
Why? Does it cost you less to buy pre-diluted formic acid?
John Kiernan
Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology
The Un
This list has been invaluable to me since returning part-time to histology
after an 8 year hiatus. Thank you.
Here's my latest dilemma. When I left the last job, I swear the holes in the
plastic tissue cassettes were larger. I got to the point where I could embed
and barely have to scrape any p
I use Stable Dab from Open Biosystems, no mixing, you keep it in a freezer
-20 but it does not freeze, it has methanol or glycerine or something in it
that keeps it from freezing, you should not freeze DAB solutions. I love it
and it is a lot cheaper than using Dako or anyone else. I also buy ant
I would like to know about their charged slides as well, I told my techs to
ask for samples to try before we buy but I do not think they have done that
yet.
Patsy
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IHCtech
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Patti,
I prefer formic acid decal for IHC work. You could make your own 5% but I
always buy it from Decal Chemicals it is called Immunocal. I have found the
rapid decal solutions are usually nitric acid and not good for IHC.
Best regards,
Patsy
Patsy Ruegg, HT(ASCP)QIHC
IHCtech
12635 Montview
BM biopsies of 3mm diameter, Overnight fixation in NBF, 6-8 hours decal in a
commercial mixture of formic acid and formaldehyd (about 5-10%, Richard
Allen Scientific). Routine paraffin embedding. Good IHC results,
Kappa-Lambda ISH possible.
Gudrun Lang
Histolab
Linz, Austria
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Hi All. I was wondering what everyone's current favorite bone marrow decal
solution/method is. Including commercially available decal solutions. We
will be doing IHC after fixation/decal. Thanks for the input (as always).
Patti Loykasek BS, HTL, QIHC
Clinical Lab Supervisor
PhenoPath Laboratories
Re-inventing the wheel is so passé - I need to write a pretty descriptive SOP
on our policy of not releasing slides, blocks and (sometimes) wet tissue to
other parties (keeping in mind we are a veterinary diagnostic and "reference"
lab). The State policy for records (it does not specifically me
Hi,
Does anyone know of a source for HSV I/II positive paraffin control blocks?
Thanks in advance.
Tracey Lenek
Temporary Supervisor - Anatomic Pathology
Calgary Laboratory Services
403-770-3448
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