Hello Per,
Have no particular interest in neuronal retrograde tracing and have certainly
never used anything for that. Just general scientific curiosity and a few
minutes time awaiting a home project. Found Fast Blue (synonym: Diamidino
compound 253/50) on Sigma website cat # F5756. Good
You are dealing with synonyms of the same enzyme but the amylase protocol
always is slightly more complex.
Stick with diastase and, please, never use your own saliva for this
procedure
René J.
--- On Fri, 2/4/11, Ruppert, Amysue ruppert.amy...@marshfieldclinic.org wrote:
From: Ruppert,
It was ASCP that had TechSample, they do not have that anymore. The
teleconferences from NSH are reasonable and can be done at a distance.
Patsy Ruegg, HT(ASCP)QIHC
IHCtech
12635 Montview Blvd. Ste.215
Aurora, CO 80045
720-859-4060
fax 720-859-4110
www.ihctech.net
www.ihcrg.org
-Original
Also I just thought of the exercises in JOH, it think they are giving some
CEU credits for them, plus the traveling seminars given by NSH the rest of
the year apart for the NSH S/C, see if any are in your area. The IHC Forum
is going to be in the Denver area in July this year, July 16 I believe,
Hey!
The GREAT Brian Lake was THE Man behind it all, imho.
Respect to Him.
Filipe, jest like Hiederman/Heyderman?, became famous because of the
people/technicians who did all of the work and...never got the credit ;-)
Carl Hobbs
Histology Manager
Wolfson CARD
Kings College London
020
Subject: TTF-1 Staining
For those of you who participate in the CAP/NSH HistoQIP program... and did so
in back in 2009, one of the IHC challenges that year was TTF-1.
From the critique published with that particular challenge, enrolled
participants may have read with interest the following 2
(Disclaimer to start - I'm the NSH Teleconference coordinator. But I don't
get paid for this position. I volunteer to do this, as I believe in
continuing education for all histotechs.)
Thought I'd expand a little about the NSH teleconfereces. 4th Wed. of each
month (Nov and Dec. might be 3rd
Hello all,
I am looking for a new histotech position in texas, especially
in the houston area so as to be, very close to my family. Though, any part of
texas is okay.
I am an HT(ASCP) certified histotech. I do have substancial years of
experience and with QIHC(ASCP)
We use amylase digestion for our daily PAS/D stains. The procedure is not
that complicated. We preheat the enzyme in a 45 degree C water bath for 10
minutes. Then we let the slides digest with the solution still in the water
bath for 10 minutes. Then we rinse in running tap water for 5 minutes
