Have you tried baking or placing your slide on a slide warmer for a few hrs or
overnight prior to staining? That seems to help make the sections stick.I would
do this step after transferring the section to a charged slide.
-Mehlika
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Hello Everyone,
What has been your experiences with the company Avantik? Have you used their
processor the RVG1 and what has been your experiences? Any input would be
great.
Regards,
Carl
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Just to clarify:
We do ink our excisions as described below in Cindi's response howerver, our
MOHs specimens come to us mounted on a pieces of sturdy paper and are processed
in place. We only describe them at gross and then directly place the paper and
skin into a cassette for processing. The s
I have some old H&E slides that I would like to try IHC staining on. I am
having trouble keeping the tissue on the slide.
I put a slide in xylene to remove the cover slip and eventually the section
floated off the slide when I tried to rehydrate.
The second time I tried Mount-Quick from Newcomer
Dear Colleagues,
My derm pathologist has requested that we ink the epithelium on MOHs derm cases
(new pathologist). We process many derm specimens a day but it seems we are
having trouble getting full epithelium on our cases that come over from the
MOHs clinic. I am not sure that inking the ski
