Hi Gayle,
Thanks so much for your response on Histonet. I have been getting several
different answers that I have been trying to test.
I can give you more details on how we decal our bone here. We deal with
entire sheep or primate spines which are grossed while frozen into slabs.
The slabs are
We have a Bond Max in my lab and love it! It has been very dependable and easy
to use . We also have three Ventana Ultras and two Lab Visions. We originally
got the Bond for EBV and Kappa/Lambda in-situ but also do our hormone receptors
and a few other immunos on it. Our pathologists felt
We have the Bond III. No complaints. I'm not sure what to compare to regarding
speed, but we can do 4 runs a day if necessary. This does not include an
overnight run, which we do as needed.
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I've only been told that the Bond III could do a run in, say 3 hours, where the
Bond Max might be done in 4.(don't take these times as true - just as an
example). We love the ability to do a delayed start so the slides are done
when we come in the next morning - especially the in-situ slides
I am looking for vendors in Germany who can provide commercially prepared, RTU
H+E clarifier and bluing reagents. Any advice? Leica does not distribute
these products in Germany, I've been told.
Thanks,
Jackie O'
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I am just putting this out there but we have an opening here at John C Lincoln
Deer Valley Phoenix, Arizona.
If anyone might be interested please contact me. I can help fill you in on what
we are looking for.
Thanks Jeff
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Amber McKenzie asks: Are there any guidelines on how to do GI
grossing? At what size to you bisect? Do you call 5 or more pieces
multiple or do you count all the pieces? How many categories are
there: 1, 2, 3, several, multiple, etc.? At what size is it considered
a fragment and what size is a
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To all: I have a client that we are attempting to stain H E / as well as
immuno on FFPE mouse skin with matrigel plugs. These things section like a
dream and then when we attempt to stain only the matrigel part of the sample
is falling off. Does anyone have any tricks with this stuff they
Actually, I called the contact person on the letter and received a call
back within 24 hours. I asked her if TJC and COLA would be acceptable
in lieu of CAP and she is going to get an answer to me by next week. I
am hoping the goal of this is simply to ensure and support high quality
patient
Was the notification in the form of a letter (snail mail) or another form such
as email?
Dean Troyer
From: histonet-boun...@lists.utsouthwestern.edu on behalf of Carol Torrence
Sent: Thu 4/5/2012 3:16 PM
To: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Subject:
Maxim, I have used and would recommend the Hacker H/I-76 Microtome Knife
Sharpener. With this sharpener, honing and stropping a microtome knife takes
only a few minutes, and results in a better knife edge than the automatic glass
plate honing/stropping method. Also, as long as the knife edge
Hmm I found a letter regarding this.
mohscollege.org/president/AETNAletter
I must say the time restraint seems short but I am not surprised they are
wanting it. With today's reimbursement rates and the economy we are in ins
companies want to insure they get the highest quality of service for
http://www.mohscollege.org/president/AETNAletter.pdf
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On Apr 5, 2012, at 5:09 PM, Kim Donadio one_angel_sec...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hmm I found a letter regarding this.
mohscollege.org/president/AETNAletter
I must say the time restraint seems short but I am not surprised
I think this is just the beginning,, hold on to your pants
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On Apr 5, 2012, at 2:16 PM, Kim Donadio one_angel_sec...@yahoo.com wrote:
http://www.mohscollege.org/president/AETNAletter.pdf
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On Apr 5, 2012, at 5:09 PM, Kim Donadio
We also received this notice. We contacted our local CLIA office who had
heard of it this week as well. We are a small lab, so we are not sure yet
how this change will impact us. I'd also be curious to know what smaller,
private labs are planning on doing.
--
Katelin Lester, HTL
Gastroenterology
My lab can pass any inspection I have no fear
Bring it on
utube.com/index?desktop_uri=%2Fgl=US#/watch?v=gAQCbczCt8s
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On Apr 5, 2012, at 7:00 PM, Katelin Lester katelin09...@gmail.com wrote:
We also received this notice. We contacted our local CLIA office who had
heard of
Hello everyone!
I am currently taking a class titled Current Trends Applications in Applied
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completion. This course requires a four part research paper on any technology
of choice in the (students) related field.
My experience with this is that the processing schedule is too long
and probably too much heat. I had some skin that was grown in a well
plate from human cells processed on a biopsy run, they cut fantastic
then the gel rolled onto itself during staining. Once we reduced the
processing schedule and
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