We've always used 30 minutes and it has never failed.
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30 here.
Lynette
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If after many successful runs with your Alcian Blue reagents you get a
complaint about either strength of staining or cells not staining at all, most
likely you have a problem with the solutions. If you prepare them in house
check the preparation date and prepare a fresh solution. The general
What issues are you having? That might help the list diagnose the problem.
Geoff
On 12/6/2012 3:43 PM, Andrew Coleman wrote:
Hi all,
We are performing transcardial perfusions in rats using paraformaldehyde in
0.1M potassium phosphate buffer.
Can anyone think of any issues that would be
Hi All:
First, thank you for all your feedback on the processors.
I site-visited a VIP6 at a local hospital
From my understanding the VIP6 can rotate absolute alcohol and xylene
(using the bulk reservoirs), as well as the paraffin stations, but it
cannot rotate other concentrations of alcohol
How does everyone handle storing extra paraffin sections that are cut as a
standard on certain protocols, such as prostate needle bx's? We currently
place them on a slide and save until the case is signed out. I am concerned
with the amount of waste and cost with the way we are doing it and
Check www.cqpath.com for more info
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The sectioning protocols/sequences are determined by the pathologists and what
they think is required to make diagnoses. We also stored the slides with extras
sections until the case is signed and get an additional OK from the
signing pathologist before disposing of the unused sections.
I would
