Dear Nick Evans,
First: Say who and where you are, and who is in charge of your experiments
with mice.
Second: Tell your boss to buy two or three histotechnology textbooks (about
$50 each) and allow himself and you and all your colleagues 30 mins paid daily
reading/lunch time.
John Kier
IHCWorld.com has a list of antibodies and the positive control tissue
that can be used for each antibody at:
http://ihcworld.com/_technical_tips/positive_control_tissue_list.htm. I
don't have any affiliation with this site or IHCWorld or antibodies or
do I sell control tissue (even though this
Dear all,
I am sorry if this is a bit of a basic question. I would like to observe
localization of fluorescent microparticles embedded in mouse skin. I plan
to do this simply by cryosectioning skin, mounting the tissue without
fixation, and observing under the fluorescence microscope (the parti
I will be out of the office starting 01/08/2010 and will not return until
01/11/2010.
.In my absence please ask for Mary Campbell . If this is urgent you can
contact me on my cell phone number 858-472-4266.
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>From What I have seen I would go for the newest Thermo Shandon model.
Jan Mahoney
Omaha, NE
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If you process the control in any different way than the case slides, it is no
longer an acceptable control for that test.
Remember that the control is used to determine if the reaction took place when
used simultaneously and in an identical way as the test slides.
René J.
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I have a question for you all regarding the use of special stain controls
(non-IHC). I have many years of experience doing special staining and was
trained to always treat the control sections the same of the patient or study
sample. Does anyone have any references if it is ever appropriate to
Can anyone advise me on cassette labelers that print 2D bar codes?
Preferences or suggestions what to look for.
Diana McCaig
Histology Lab
Chatham Kent Health Alliance
80 Grand Avenue West
Chatham. Ontario
N7L 1B7
519-352-6401 (6604)
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What resources are labs using for pathology professional billing coding
and modifier questions
to assure the correct CPT codes are applied to surgical and cytology
cases?
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Hi Nicole,
I've shipped slides many times in the hinged, cardboard slide boxes. If you
wrap bubble wrap around them and use extra bubble wrap or "peanuts" in the
shipping container so that the boxes don't move around, you should be fine.
Good luck,
karen
Karen Percival, BS, HT
Research Scien
We always packed the boxes with wipe-alls to hold the slides secure when the
lid was closed, then taped the boxes closed (but those were plastic boxes).
Strong rubber bands can be used with the cardboard/wood boxes to ensure that
the lids do not pop open during shipping. This was successful du
If you package the slides back-to-back in that box, they will stay more secure.
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[mailto:histonet-boun...@lists.utsouthwestern.edu]on Behalf Of Nicole
Collette
Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 1:29 PM
To: histonet@lists.utsout
We had a case the other day which showed poor nuclear detail. This was fatty
breast which had been fixed overnight before processing. Tissues were
reprocessed in hopes of improving, but failed to do so. Does anyone have any
ideas what may have caused this artifact. All other cases that day were
fin
Happy Friday everyone,
I have a very basic question about shipping slides (mouse tissue,
non-biohaz). I am planning to ship a bunch to a collaborator, on the
order of a few hundred. I have black hinged cardboard/wood 100-slide
boxes, similar to
https://www.vwrsp.com/catalog/product/index.c
We have a Reichert-Jung 2050 that needs service. Any suggestions welcome.
Michael J. Lyon, Ph.D.
Otolaryngology Research Lab
SUNY Upstate Medical University
750 East Adams Street
Syracuse, NY 13210
Voice 315-464-7253
Fax315-464-5572
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Your pH meter, unless it is a very sensitive (expensive) meter with a
very good electrode and has been properly calibrated that day is
probably off at least 0.05 - 0.1 pH units so don't worry.
Geoff
Greg Dobbin wrote:
Hi Folks,
If the pH of our 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin is reading 7.01
(r
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