Contact Rankin for reliable refurbished instruments. I am partial to retracting
microtones. Best to work with a company that provides quality
William DeSalvo
From: Craig via Histonet
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2019 12:27:22 PM
To: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Hi all
Also the freshness of the ammonium hydroxide can make a difference in how much
you have to add to get the proper reactions. Fresher works better and faster.
Also I use one of the plastic disposable properties to do drop by drop while
swirling in s small acid cleaned flask or new plastic
Hi everyone!
Starting a new lab Texas and was looking at getting a used microtome and
wanted to see if any of you had suggestions on the best model to get used
and where?
Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated!
Best,
Craig
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Hi Charles,
Ammoniacal Silver is a tricky step, we've had a lot of repeat Bielschowsky
stains in the past due to it. You don't need to go drop by drop, what's key is
to gently stir the solution as you slowly add ammonium hydroxide until the
precipitate is reincorporated back into the solution.
Hi Charles,
in addition to the drop size clean glassware makes a big difference. I used
to use new urine cups to ensure the silver was being made in a clean vessel. I
hope this helps
Cassandra Davis
Histology Technician
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