I'm having the same problem, would be interested in what others say.
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I've been having a counterstain problem with my GMS and PAS-F. Both stains
work as they should until the green counterstain i
I think it will greatly depend on the country. I received my certification in
Switzerland, which actually is the licensure of Biology Laboratory technician.
It was a three year apprenticeship (I believe it is four years now) with an
accredited facility (mine was the Animal Pathology of the Unive
I saw a few cases on Ebay recently.
Jim
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You CANNOT establish a protocol based on tissue types. That is for starters.
You have to standardize a general protocol, in the same way that you set your
tissue processor with a "general protocol" that will be good enough to process
any type of tissue.
This means that your pathologists are righ
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Hello All,
Does anyone know where Tissue-Tek cold plates can be purchased? They
are plastic, black on the bottom, white on top, gel filled, for chilling
blocks. I got them from Cardinal Healthcare a couple of years ago, but
I don't see it in their catalog now. Or, if no longer available, a
c
Just about any tissue has some small blood vessels with red cells in
them. Seems like that should suffice as a control for hemoglobin.
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I only know about the UK's Institute for Biomedical Science. Check out
http://www.ibms.org/go/registration for an explanation and guide on how to
register because according to their website "all biomedical scientists wishing
to practise in the UK under the protected title of biomedical scienti
Brandon,
In my experience there generally isn't a set SOP for ordering patterns.
However, there are exceptions for breast cases, melanoma cases etc..., but
those are the minority, not the majority. However, you can approach the cost
effective process with them. Given most antibodies have a rela
I am having trouble getting my pathologists to understand that their lack of
standardization or consistency in ordering special stains and IHC is resulting
in such low volumes that many of the stains or antibodies are not cost
effective for us to run. They seem to think that the way they each
Does anyone know the education/certification/licensure requirements for
histotechnicians in Europe?
Thank you,
Jennifer MacDonald
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Hi Tammy:
Here are some references for imidazole in buffers:
Straus, W., 1982. Imidazole increases the sensitivity of the
cytochemical reaction for peroxidase with diaminobenzidine at a neutral
pH. J. Histochem. Cytochem. 30:491-493.
Trojanowski, J.Q., M.A. Obrocka and V. Lee. 1983. A compar
Hello everyone:
I have a research project that wants to collect and study breast tissue both
tumor and normal for long range studies (not clearly defined) that would
include DNA/RNA/mRNA/protein expression along with many other possibilities. I
would like your expertise (particularly from the
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