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[Histonet] Meditech users

Hello:Are any of the Meditech users having the pathologists order their levels in the computer?We would like to implement this procedure. Any suggestions. :)ThanksSheila ___ Histonet mailing list

[Histonet] Independent Service Technician

Is there anyone out there that does repairs on Sakura equipment and works for themselves in the Texas area. ___ Histonet mailing list Histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu http://lists.utsouthwestern.edu/mailman/listinfo/histonet

[Histonet] Re: bone implants

I don't know about implants but we were having a terrible time with bone marrows coming off. Usually they came off during the HEIR using the steamer. At that point we were placing our slides lying flat in a 55-60º oven overnight which usually helps tremendously with difficult tissue. This was

[Histonet] Meditech users - pathologists ordering levels

Sheila asks: Hello: Are any of the Meditech users having the pathologists order their levels in the computer? We would like to implement this procedure. Any suggestions? Never seen this - but it sounds like a nifty little time-waster for all concerned. I usually examine the paraffin block

[Histonet] Region 1 Symposium

Region 1 Symposium Announcement The New York State Histotechnological Society is hosting the 2012 Region 1 Histotechnologist Symposium to be held at the Marriott Islandia Long Island on April 27th and 28th 2012. The program/registration, exhibitor and hotel/travel information is available

RE: [Histonet] Re: bone implants

This is an age old problem, bone comes off easily especially during HIER, which is why I have adapted all my bone IHC abs to use EIER instead of HIER, usually with pepsin or proteinase K. Also, it helps to heat the slides flat on a slide warmer at 45dc overnight. If all else fails I use elmer

[Histonet] New DNA Probes for Kappa and Lambda

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[Histonet] alcohol hydrometer

Can anyone tell me where I could find a small (6-7 inches long) alcohol hydrometer? Needs to read to 200% proof. All I'm finding is a 12 size and I would like to be able to test in a 100ml cylinder. Thanks for your help, Kim Kimberly D. Kolman, HT, (ASCP) Diagnostics 115 VA

Re: [Histonet] alcohol hydrometer

I've never seen one that small. Sent from the iPhone of Kim Tournear On Feb 15, 2012, at 2:26 PM, Kolman, Kimberly D. kim.kol...@va.gov wrote: Can anyone tell me where I could find a small (6-7 inches long) alcohol hydrometer? Needs to read to 200% proof. All I'm finding is a 12 size

[Histonet] RNAlater regret

Hello, Esteemed Histonetters! I have a collaborator who asked me to drop his (mouse) bones into RNAlater for RNA isolation, later. These animals were double labeled for histomorphometry as well. He now wants to know if he can back them out of RNAlater and use them for any histology-related

[Histonet] Oil Red O

Hi all, I am staining cryo sections of aorta for lipids with Oil Red O and mounting my slides with Mowiol. My question is how long will they last without fading and should they be kept in a folder in the fridge? Thanks for your thoughts, Daniela Daniela Bodemer Research

[Histonet] Ribbon won't stay on knife

Sometimes while cutting 5 micron paraffin sections... I turn the wheel once and a nice section gets cut and lays down on my blade. When I turn the wheel again, as the knife holder is traveling Upwards, the top of my paraffin block will grab the ribbon and lift it off of the microtome blade,

RE: [Histonet] Ribbon won't stay on knife. Why didnt I think of that...

Checking the troubleshooting manual for the Leica 2525... Problem: Specimen is picked up in the return stroke of the specimen arm. Possible Cause: Static electricity charge may be built up on the knife holder or specimen head. Corrective Action: Clean components of microtome with alcohol

[Histonet] Re:

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[Histonet] Re: Histonet Digest, Vol 99, Issue 19

From: del phillips dphill...@vetmed.lsu.edu Subject: [Histonet] IHC and bone implants Does anyone have any suggestions for staining bone implants? I am having trouble with wash offs. I use charged slides and they are still washing off. Thanks Del Del, Since you did not mention what AR buffer