Paula,
I start my processor at 80%. I am in research and often the samples have
been fixed and are put into 70-80% ethanol for holding or transport.
Starting with 80% steps right in line with the samples. I rarely see a
schedule that starts at 50%. However, I do have a couple labs that ask me
for
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Hi Kara,
I do like the VIPs. Besides getting rid of the NBF, the alcohols are getting
rid of the water as well.
I learned EM first, so my processing thoughts are probably biased by that.
Paula
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On Thu, Mar 28, 2024 at 6:14 AM, Kara, Phillip
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So for your first one I love the Sakura Tissue-Tek VIP. Easy to use, easy
maintenance, and very customizable for programed runs.
Every lab I have been in has always started at 70. It saves the techs extra
time mixing up dilutions because you can always find RTU 70%. It also helps I
have never ha
Good Morning,
My question two part:
Best tissue processor ever and why?
What is percentage is your first alcohol step?
I see that lots of places start at 70% but I favor a lower %. One because
it's gentler on the tissue, and two because 10% NBF precipitates out if you
start at 70%.
Thanks for y
