Your method makes no sense! It looks like something informally passed along
among students and technicians who have never read a book.
Cryoprotection means preventing formation of ice crystals or, as it's usually
done, minimizing their size. Sucrose is a cryoprotectant; the higher the
concentrat
Hello,
I'm using a cryoprotection protocol that involves 3-stage cryoprotection of 15%
glucose O/N, then 30% + 50% OCT O/N and then finally O/N in OCT. Compared to
previous protocols this works very well -- even when cutting through eyes and
lenses (which had previously given a lot of grief).
I am curious to know if there is any interest in positive/negative control
tissue blocks or slides (FFPE) with any number of pathogens. We are an
infectious disease research center and we are always looking to expand our
contract research services. We work mostly with mouse models but from time
Hi Histopeeps,
I hope this will be an amazing week for you!
It's Holiday party time. I found this article online and it made me laugh
so I had to share it.
In 3 words:
Epic Party Fail!
"I will confront you by Wednesday of this week"
https://www.askamanager.org/2021/12/i-will-confront-you-by-
Good Morning Lacy,
Thank you for the sharing your policy, it will be very helpful in creating my
own.
-Original Message-
From: Normington, Lacy
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2023 9:08 AM
To: Hannen, Valerie ;
Histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Subject: [EXTERNAL] RE: CAP Cytopathology
Hello Valerie,
Here is the policy we created to meet this question.
Standardized criteria for specimen adequacy are applied where available. This
includes the
Paris System for Reporting Urinary Cytology, the Bethesda System for reporting
Anal/Rectal
Cytology, and the Bethesda System for reportin
