Just wondering anyone has an idea to solve this problem?
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Yes, I have tried with all kinds of concentrations of HCl and
different times of incubation as well. The BrdU labelling works even
with 10 minutes of HCl incubation (this is not v
This is a test.
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Essentially it's a zinc formalin.
Drew
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On Nov 16, 2009, at 4:53 PM, John Kiernan wrote:
What is this "B plus" fixative? Is it a trade-secret brew?
John Kiernan
Anatomy, UWO
London, Canada
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Date: Friday, Novemb
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What is this "B plus" fixative? Is it a trade-secret brew?
John Kiernan
Anatomy, UWO
London, Canada
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From: Anne van Binsbergen
Date: Friday, November 13, 2009 10:01
Subject: Re: [Histonet] B5 alternate
To: Drew Meyer <41dm...@gmail.com>
Cc: "Knutson, Deanne"
Hi All,
My lab would like to switch from JCAHO to CAP. What are the differences?
We are mostly interested in:
Are two patient identifiers necessary on specimen containers (like under JCAHO)?
What are the education requirements for grossing of specimens that require
inking and representative s
Good afternoon! I am working on some great opportunities for
Pathologists, including an opportunity with a specialty diagnostics
group looking for a Pathologist with a Surgical Oncologic background. If
anyone knows of any Pathologists looking for opportunities I would
greatly appreciate it if you w
Hi,
I am looking for a new HISTOTECH/IHC position. I am both HT(ASCP) and
HTL(ASCP) certified. I am open to relocation most especially , the MIDWEST,
NORTH EAST, SOUTH EAST and the NORTH WEST.
I also have some management experience.
Isaac.
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>From what I understand if you require that an individual wear a N95
respirator when they are sectioning frozen sections then you are also
required to have that respirator fit tested yearly.
We are a research lab that does quite a bit of work on TB samples. We
do not section TB infected samples
Sue, TBS had a frozen section stainer on display at NSH this year. I
don't have the information right here in front of me, but if you are
interested I will forward it to you.
Joanne Clark, HT(ASCP)MLT(CSMLS)
Path Consultants of New Mexico
Roswell, NM
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Date: Mon, 16 Nov 2009 11:49:45
Hello all,
We have always used absolute alcohol to decontaminate our cryostat and wondered
what others use. This has been brought up by an article in the September issue
of CAP Today that talks about biosafety when doing frozens (specifically talks
about TB). As a related question, how many i
Katherine Walters, Histology Director, Central Microscopy Research
Facilities, University of Iowa asks:
>>Has anyone has any experience using immunohistochemistry with the following
>>fixation? Polyethylene glycol (PEG) solution: 25% glycol, 10% ethanol (95%),
>>10% formaldehyde (37%), and 55%
I need help. It is urgent to replace in my lab off electron microscopy, the
cuting wheel for model 7801b lkb knifemaker. I have not found it here, and
I'm looking in other hemisphere or country. Thanks all!
Ht Agustin V Chertcoff
Electron Microscopy Service
National Institute off Microbiology C
Hello,
Does anyone know of any FS stainer other then the Shandon Linistat
Linear Stainer?
Thanks
Sue
Sudbury Regional Hospital
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Hi Histonetters,
I have a quick question and am hoping someone can either answer it or
send me to the right place to get the answer.
Is an ASCP HTL certification required in Michigan in order to be able to
gross or is an HT allowed to gross as well? Thanks-Pam
Thank You!
Pam Barker
President
REL
Has anyone has any experience using immunohistochemistry with the
following fixation?
Polyethylene glycol (PEG) solution: 25% glycol, 10% ethanol (95%), 10%
formaldehyde (37%), and 55% distilled water.
Specifically if there are any enzymatic reactions that I should
avoid/block for/etc.
Thanks for
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