Hi,
We store paraffin blocks and stained slides at room temperature in rooms
without windows, so there is no sunlight.
We store blocks and slides "forever". We have paraffin blocks from before 1930.
"Room temperature" in Norway is usually about 20 degrees Celcius.
Some stained slides will fade
Hi Histonet's,
What is the recommended way to store paraffin blocks for a long period ?
Room temperature, or 4C ?
The advantage in storing at 4C is that the blocks are always ready for
sectioning.
Is there a risk when storing at 4C that the humidity in the fridge will
cause damage to the paraffin
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I will be out of the office starting 09/19/2011 and will not return until
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I'm sure I missed some of the talk on the 'afip closing' thread' but has
anyone mentioned a NEW problem with broken slides on JPC consult cases?
For those of you able to use JPC for consults:
All of the sudden, there have been a number of cases that our lab has
sent to JPC that they've ca
Thanks to those of you who commented on my picric acid-less Bouin's
problem. The solution has been found: Davidson's.
Thanks for the help.
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