Hi Sandra,
I am using Neomarkers (Glut 1 Ab-1, polyclonal) on the Benchmark XT.
30' cc1
32' ab incubation
1:50
It works fine.
Willem Hoekert
OLVG Amsterdam
The Netherlands
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So I have a bunch of samples I processed last night and looks like I am not
going to be able to embed them today. They are mouse samples, so smaller than
others. Would it be best just to pull them out of the processor (they are
currently in hot paraffin) let them solidify at room temp, and
That is what I would do.
Joyce Weems
Pathology Manager
Saint Joseph's Hospital
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Atlanta, GA 30342
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We do that a lot and have no problem at all.
Sharon Beckham
Head, Histotechnology
Stowers Institute for Medical Research
1000 E 50th St
Kansas City, MO 64110
816-926-4305
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Yes, you can do that but the best way is NOT to take out the individual
cassettes and let the solidify individually at RT.
Prepare a container, fill it with melted paraffin and place all the cassettes
inside. Then let that gigantic-common block to solidify. Melt it completely
before doing the
Is my nuclear fast red powder dead or does it take a long time with heat and
stirring to turn red? It is pretty old, and one vial says it should be
stored below 0 but has not been.
Cheers,
Patsy
Patsy Ruegg, HT(ASCP)QIHC
IHCtech, LLC
Fitzsimmons BioScience Park
12635 Montview Blvd. Suite
Patsy
It does not go completely in solution we filter prior to staining
Liz
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Hi,
I would say no, and if any inspector disagreed you would be well within
your rights to give him a good cuff upside the head. The point in having a
negative mouse and rabbit is to run them at the same concentration as
whatever primary you are running. That would mean you would need to
I'm using a Labvision Autostainer 360. I typically wash and reuse the reagent
vials. Does anybody out there have any idea how long the vials will last doing
this? Is there anything I'm not thinking of that I should be concerned about?
Tom
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I am wondering what causes a ribbon appearance in skin when viewed
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happens only in a few, 4 or 5 slides out of 100, but, I don't know how
to correct it. I would
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