dear histonetters
i have a quistion please regarding the thickness of lamina propria in small or
larg intestine.
what is the significant of it?? does it mean inflamation and pathological
condition or mean more size and so absorption of nutrients? i mean does the
thickning is favorable or not?
Daniel,
I think your observations are very good. Which brings me again to a
point I was trying to make earlier. Anatomic Pathology is not the same
as the General Clinical Lab or it's close counterparts. It almost seems
like this is overblown re: validation. As you've pointed out, the
interpret
i need it too as we are going to bring new tissue processor to our small lab
--- On Sat, 6/26/10, Shirley Pan wrote:
From: Shirley Pan
Subject: [Histonet] Tissue Processors
To: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Date: Saturday, June 26, 2010, 7:55 AM
We are in the process of trying out tissue
One question I think a lot of you are not considering is that the clinical
laboratory usually tests for analytes present in most patients. This allows
the clinical lab to more easily run validations with hundreds of patients,
using statistical tools to analyze the precision, specificity and sen
I trying to do staining of cytospins from CD11c Cre x rYFP. I am getting good
staining using the Rabbit anti-GFP from Rockland on tissue sections that have
been fixed in 4% PFA, cryoprotected. I have fixed the cytospins with 4% PFA
over night and proceeded the the same staining protocol that I u
I have been reading the post to this question and it seems to me that there are
different standards depending on the lab that is operating the methodology. I
do agree that the core lab for years have had the instruction and training in
the performance of validation. One thing that comes to min
There was a teleconference on Violence in the Laboratory from NSH in 2001,
given by Jan Mahoney. Is that the "article"?
Peggy Wenk
Beaumont Hospital
Royal Oak, MI 48073
(and NSH Teleconference Coordinator)
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