These last few posts r so wonderful and revealing. Where we came from and all
the glorious history. Very nostalgic
Dr Azam
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> On Jul 9, 2020, at 2:44 PM, Hobbs, Carl via Histonet
> wrote:
>
> Good to read of others' xp
> I remember the Armed Forces book...good in parts,
Good to read of others' xp
I remember the Armed Forces book...good in parts, unlike the Curate's egg!
Disbrey and Rack...wonderfully refreshing.
Exceedingly well-informed person was Brenda!
I reckon she swung the panel in my favour for a Histology Manager job.YEARS
ago!
Imho the forerunner
That is the aluminum salt precipitating out.
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On Thursday, July 9,
Hi Terri,
The crystals form during cold winter months, usually during shipping or can
form if the Hematoxylin 7211 is stored in a cold environment. They also form
due to the Mordant being put into solution at it's saturation point.
The crystals have no adverse effect on the stain itself. If
Hello Histo Peeps - What are the clear crystals that form in Hematoxylin? We
use Richard-Allen 7211. We love the stain, but occasionally, when a bottle has
been previously opened, we find clear crystalline precipitate forming in the
bottom. Today, we had a huge one (over an 2" in greatest
I'm testing a faster Mart 1 for melanoma on Mohs specimens. Its been a while
since I've done any frozen tissue IHC stains and I can't remember the fixation
to keep it viable for testing the next day, or same day but later on. Will it
hold up if fixed in acetone and dried or do I need to
