(Asking for a colleague...)
Is there any lab out there currently doing IHC for Highlands J Virus? You
can message me privately.
Thanks in advance,
Jan Shivers
Senior Scientist
Univ. of Minnesota Veterinary Diagnostic Lab
shive...@umn.edu
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Histonet m
We have a job opening in our dermatopathology lab for a Histotechnician. If
interested, please submit resume to:
Westmoreland Dermatology
P. O. Box 8695
Columbus, MS 39705
or email kvick...@westmoreland-derm.com
Thank you,
Karen Vickers
Westmoreland Dermatology
Administrator
I agree with Bryan, the only dangerous form is anhydrous powder.
I'm thinking they might be more interested in having you declare these blocks
are not infectious...
Tim Morken
Supervisor, Electron Microscopy/Neuromuscular Special Studies
Department of Pathology
UC San Francisco Medical Center
I don't know what the US regulations for importing paraffin blocks are,
but Bouin fixed and paraffin processed tissues are perfectly safe. It is
picric acid and its simple salts which are dangerous when dried. Since
your tissues went through alcohol during processing, any free picric
acid will
Hello,
I am moving to the USA from sunny South Africa. I would like to bring my
wax blocks with me but the fish inside them were fixed with Bouin's fluid.
I'm worried the picric acid could draw the wrong sort of attention. Courier
companies and US Customs (which never got back to me) haven't been
Formalin does burn. If you soak a piece of paper in formalin, you can set it on
fire with a match.
Formalin is also slightly carcinogenic.
The biggest problem with formalin is that a few people are severely allergic to
it.
-Allen A. Smith, Ph.D.
Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine
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I am looking for a supplier of pneumocystis positive control slides for
sputum/bronch wash not tissue. Can anyone help me? Thanks Marcy
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