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As an instructor for histology, I would completely agree with Renee. If you
plan to become certified you should take the ASCP exam for HT/HTL(depending on
your degree). States certifications differ from real educational requirements
to nothing more than a license to perform your duties. You may
Does anyone out there using Zinc Fixative (prepared in lab / not commercial)
have a shelf life they use successfully?? Thanks for the responses in
advance. Amy
Amy S. Porter, HT(ASCP) QIHC
Michigan State University
Investigative HistoPathology Laboratory
William S. Spielman, Ph.D. -
Good Morning All,
We are in the market for a new slide labeler. We are not happy with our
current one. I would like to hear the oppinion from other labs on the slide
labelers they are using.
Thank you
Jo-Ann Bader
Histology Co-Ordinator
Goodman Cancer Centre
McGill University 1160 Pine Ave.
A wonderful colleague recommended to aid in my response that I add the
components I am using for preparation to assist in obtaining a more specific
response, about shelf life, so here it is:
0.1 M Tris/HCl Buffer pH 7.4 - to which is added:
Calcium Acetate - 0.5 gm
Zinc Acetate - 5.0 gm
Amy,
You wrote:
A wonderful colleague recommended to aid in my response that I add the
components I am using for preparation to assist in obtaining a more specific
response, about shelf life, so here it is:
0.1 M Tris/HCl Buffer pH 7.4 - to which is added:
Calcium Acetate -
Thank you Gayle - I am going to order new Zinc Chloride and see where it
goes from there. I have utilized the commercial vendors in the past and am
just trying to save on purchasing costs if I have a client that has variable
size studies - I would like to have it more readily available without
I hope I get some honest answers out there so here goes,
Variables are:
5yr professionals both HT and non-cert with equal capabilities.
And assuming routine histo duties (embedding, cutting, etc maybe light
grossing) and for kicks lets say primarily working with animal tissue,
Based on your
Maybe you don't understand HOW wide it can vary. Some place it could max out at
low $20 per hour. Others high $30's to low $40's.
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On Sep 10, 2012, at 11:13 AM, Contact HistoCare cont...@histocare.com wrote:
I hope I get some honest answers out there so here goes,
Does anyone knows how to remove DAPI? I have some old sections with very
deteriorated DAPI. I would like to remove it and stain again, do someone
knows?
Thank you!
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And yes, I would like to remove the dapi residues without affecting the
overall Alexa staining.
Thank you!
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De: Alonso Martinez-Canabal [mailto:alonso.martinezcana...@utoronto.ca]
Enviado el: September-10-12 5:32 PM
Para: 'histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu'
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As a native Houstonian, I can't help myself.
Jay A. Lundgren, M.S., HTL (ASCP)
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