Dear Chris Richard and Adam,
Thank you so much for your advice.
I decide try more, e.g. change other fixing methods. The protein is LRRC32 and
only 2 companies provide Ab. Neither of them is for IHC. If it doesn't work, I
think maybe I will generate the polyclonal Ab by myself.
C
Dear Salim,
I have done lots of IHC on mouse and rat tissues ie brain and trying to
make correlations on viable tissue is hard enough. If you do preform the
IHC it may confound your data one way or the other and leave you with more
questions then answers.
My recommendation would be to leave
Unsuscribe, please.
In the ever prescient words of Roger Moretz... First of all, that's not even a
word. Secondly, that's not the way it's done. I'm sure others will point you in the
right direction...
;)
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Can you please send me information on justifying FTE per workload. Our
facility has not increased in case number but the complexity and block# per
case has increased. It is hard to make a non-histology administrative person
understand how you cannot compare workload in Pathology against
Under separate cover I am sending you an article about staffing in histology.
René J.
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From: Jeanne Clark paintedsplas...@yahoo.com
Subject: [Histonet] FTE Workload
To: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Date: Monday, November
Dear all,
In our lab our boss is adamant that we must clean and recycle old unmounted
microscope slides (which have paraffin and cryo sections on them). It is
driving us nuts, as the process of cleaning the slides is incredibly tedious
and labor-intensive - it is vital that the slides are
sorry... your boss is crazy! ;)
Nicholas Evans wrote:
Dear all,
In our lab our boss is adamant that we must clean and recycle old unmounted
microscope slides (which have paraffin and cryo sections on them). It is
driving us nuts, as the process of cleaning the slides is incredibly tedious
and
Hi everyone,
I need your help. We have a Thermo IEC centrifuge which I need two bucket lids
for. Catalog # 6377, but I have been told by the manufacturer that the item has
been discontinued, and their stock supply of that part has been depleted. If
there is anyone who may have this item
Cleaning slides strikes me as a very poor use of student time. If they are
paid even 3/4 minimum wage, it is uneconomical. If they are unpaid, it is
unfair to set them a task they can learn nothing from.
-Allen A. Smith, Ph.D.
Professor of Anatomy
Barry University School of Podiatric
Has anyone discovered anything new since the last discussion in the archives
for finding lymph nodes in colonic fat???
Thanks, Wanda
WANDA G. SMITH, HTL(ASCP)HT
Pathology Supervisor
TRIDENT MEDICAL CENTER
9330 Medical Plaza Drive
Charleston, SC 29406
843-847-4586
843-847-4296 fax
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Hi Folks,
Can any of you share with me your procedure for ensuring chain of
custody for personal effects of decedents. Along with documenting a
clear procedure for all stakeholders to abide by, I also need to solve
some the practical aspects like what to use for a tamper-resistant bag
for the
Hi Wanda, Soaking tissues in white vinegar tends to clear the fat and make
the lymph nodes more visible, but it might affect some tests. Tom Truscott
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[mailto:histonet-boun...@lists.utsouthwestern.edu] On Behalf Of
Place the slides in a hot (90ºC) of a 2%dishwasherer soap solution. Repeat 3
times and the slides will be cleaned. The only problem that you will have is
that the slides can stick to one another. You may want to place the used slides
in racks (the same used to stain), so they will be separated
Dissect Aid. Just Google it.
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Best regards!
Cliff Berger
Decal Chemical Corp
1-800-428-5856
On 11/30/09 2:58 PM, Smith Wanda wanda.sm...@hcahealthcare.com wrote:
Has anyone discovered anything new since the last discussion in the archives
for finding lymph nodes in colonic fat???
Thanks very much everyone for the responses!!! Pretty much everyone thinks
this is a ridiculous idea (to put it politely). Plus I found out that we may
be overpaying for our slides - we buy Superfrost from Fisher at $350/10
gross, whereas Gorilla Scientific are selling the same type of slide for
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