I considered mentioning the gas state of formaldehyde, and its saturation
potential in aqueous solution, so I am glad to see this was posted.. However I
was hesitant to reply right away b/c I too was sad that you were given this
misinformation, especially since it is so easy to look up and veri
Hello everyone,After being home from the NSH for a few weeks I have been
pondering an issue that I think bears discussion on the histonet.There have
been several papers published regarding "floaters" and the amount determined to
come from traditional staining buckets. There was also a poster p
Jenni, we do not "oh dear" you, in fact we congratulate you for coming here to
get the answers you need. Many of us lament the state of affairs in histology
today.
Formaldehyde can not exist as a liquid. 100% Formaldehyde is a gas. To use
it in histology we purchase it as formalin which ha
concentrated formaldehyde is 37-40% w/v so 10% formalin is 3.7-4%
w/v.same thing..
yes..oh dear!!
> From: cha...@yahoo.com
> Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2011 16:05:31 -0700
> To: histotech...@gmail.com
> Subject: Re: [Histonet] Difference between Neutral Buffered Formalin 10% and
> NB fo
Oh dear. Yes they are the same.
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On Oct 5, 2011, at 4:03 PM, Jenny Vega wrote:
> Ok I want to know the diferrence between Neutral Buffered Formalin 10% and
> NB formaldehyde 3.7 to 4% . I was taugh at college that they were the same
> thing and in the book from Frieda Carson
Ok I want to know the diferrence between Neutral Buffered Formalin 10% and
NB formaldehyde 3.7 to 4% . I was taugh at college that they were the same
thing and in the book from Frieda Carson it says that but my supervisor
swears they are different chemicals. In the laboratory she has used 10%
neutr
Hi everyone,
I'm curious if there is such a thing as isotype specific polymers (ie will
react with mouse IgG2a but not IgG1). Does anyone make such a thing?
Thanks,
Katy
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Good afternoon fellow Histotechs! We have been using our Labvision Autostainer
for 5 or so years now, and love the open system. Recently, we had a rep from
Fisher come and do a PM on it, because we noticed the amount of reagent in some
bottles was not changing at all, while others were running
Hi!
I have 2mm skin punch biopsies that I need to process, but it has been a very
long time since I have done this and don't really remember the times/station.
These biopsies have been cut in half so they are extremely small - In other
words, I am only planning on processing 1/2 of the biopsy
Hi!
For our KRAS-testing we clean the microtome with LTK008, especially surfaces
that come in contact with the sections. We use one-way-toothpicks, single
packed, to pick the slide from the blade and give it directly into a sterile
collection tube. 1-10 sections are collected depending on the dimen
I have both a 1959 and 1972 copy of Preece's book! Both were left by the
previous Histology Manager. What a treasurer for me. I also used Preece
when studying for the registry.
Debbie M. Boyd, HT(ASCP) l Chief Histologist l Southside Regional Medical
Center I
200 Medical Park Boulevard l P
funny, I thought a decal was a sort of transfer for decorating things with
- like guitars and hot rods - what others call "stickers" hard to trademark
a word like that!
On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 5:38 PM, Bob Richmond wrote:
> Bernice Frederick HTL (ASCP), Senior Research Tech at the Pathology
> C
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