Good morning Histonet,
One of our retained clients who is a global leader in histology and IHC is
searching for a Manager of Medical and Scientific Affairs to join their
team. The ideal candidate will have an Medical Degree (required) and at
least 2 years of practice or hospital experience in
Does anyone know of a U.S. distributor that carries Chroma-Gesellschaft
dyes???
Amy S. Porter, HT(ASCP) QIHC
Michigan State University
Investigative HistoPathology Laboratory
William S. Spielman, Ph.D. - Director
Patricia K. Senagore, M.D. - Consulting Pathologist
Department of Physiology
Try contacting Aldrich Co.
René J.
From: Amy Porter port...@msu.edu
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Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 9:24 AM
Subject: [Histonet] Looking for US Distributor for biological dyes
Does anyone know of a U.S. distributor that carries Chroma-Gesellschaft
dyes???
Hi,
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Paula K. Pierce, HTL(ASCP)HT
President
Excalibur Pathology, Inc.
8901 S. Santa Fe, Suite G
Oklahoma City, OK 73139
405-759-3953 Lab
Amy,
Cellpoint Scientific. You have to call them for information on what you
want, or a catalog? Telephone: 800-999-9734 or email:
i...@cellpointscientific.com
They also have brain matrix devices for rodents, etc., but no website other
than contact information.
Gayle Callis
We always put a small (tiny!) drop of Kodak PhotoFlo in the water bath. It's a
surfactant, so likely any diluted detergent would work. Be careful not to get
too much in there, your ribbons will want to sink.
Teri Johnson, HT(ASCP)QIHC
GNF Histology Lab Manager
Genomics Institute of the Novartis
About a year ago, I posted about issues with staining mouse kidney sections
(see below for original post). We realized that part of the problem was the
sections drying during staining, which has been resolved, but we are still
having some issues with some slides staining well and others being
Elizabeth
as the sections are evenly stained but vary in their staining from slide to
slide, one suggestion is that section thickness varies. I know that this is
reaching but if you section a ribbon and then place this on the water bath and
then cut the next portion of ribbon then perhaps the
Barry,
Thanks for the suggestion. We are generally only able to get about 10-15
sections in a ribbon due to the nature of the tissue, and the pale staining
last for 30+ sections at times. We are also cutting on multiple microtomes
(one microtome/kidney, but MANY kidneys!), so all microtomes
This is quite a puzzling situation.
You have ruled out dewaxing (that was my first idea of cause) but I do not
think that soaking will be the problem because the sections are fixed and
infiltrated with paraffin, so there is no possibility of diluting in water.
Thick/thin sections in a series is
As most other bases have been covered, do you leave space between the slides in
the rack? Once in a blue moon we had stains from the same rack that differed
in intensity, after much troubleshooting we started putting space between the
slides and we haven't had the problem since. Just an idea.
I will be out of the office starting 11/27/2012 and will not return until
12/04/2012.
Note: For Cytology issues, please call Robin (day) at 8-421-5040, Wanda
(day) 8-421-5426, or Eric (swing) 8-421-5405 For Histology issues,
please call Mario (day) 8-421-4961, Barbara (swing) 8-421-4959,
For EPA standards, how do you label your waste drums? I have one 55 lb drum
that we only pour ventana waste in. What numbers do you write in the diamond
to cover all the kits that you stain with? 2 reps from EPA came by my lab
yesterday and said i needed an emergency phone list by our
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