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I do the same way! Good luck!
Naira
From: Colleen Forster
Sent: Sunday, September 8, 2019 12:43 PM
To: John Garratt
Cc: Erin McCarthy ; histonet-request
Subject: Re: [Histonet] Tissue scrolling
We cut alot if these. This is the protocol:
1. The microtome, bla
We cut alot if these. This is the protocol:
1. The microtome, blade and water bath are cleaned well. We follow
withRNAse Away wipe down as an added precaution.
2. We use a coplin jar of 100% ethanol for forceps, pick or whatever other
tool you might use that comes into contact with and dip and c
The best I can offer is to advise you to wipe the knife holder area down with a
cleaning solvent and use a fresh blade. Clean forceps with a solvent and place
the scroll (50 microns) directly into a labelled 1.5mL plastic vial. I would be
interested on other thoughts on this.
John
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