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We are moving out Peloris tissue processors to another room, so we have to
validate. I was wondering what other labs do as a validation for this type of
move? Do you run tissue on every progam utilizing each processor for at least
one of the protocols? Any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
This seems like overkill. Just moving a processor previously validated should
not require re-validation, just verify the programming and make certain the
paraffins are melted completely.
This may not apply to all processors, but for all Sakura machines manufactured
since 1980,I would not
I have not found the need for neutralization.
With sufficient washing, common histochemical stains including HE Gram
PAS-fungus and trichrome are spectacular.
Please explain your protocol for neutralization.
Steve A. McClain, MD
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My renal pathologists want to add this antibody and I want to see what
methodologies everyone is using. The article I was reading mentioned both as
an option.I would prefer to do IHC and run it on our Bond 3, as opposed to
the very manual
Hi All,
Can any one let me know general price for mouse bone decalcification,
processing, microtome charges for per block or per slide.
it will great help.
Many thanks,
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The validation would already have been done.
You only need to check if the re-location has affected any equipment components.
I would take a few cassettes of spare tissue and process it on your most used
program and await the results.
Regards
Tony Henwood JP, MSc, BAppSc, GradDipSysAnalys,
