Hello All,
I'm starting my own lab and am trying to make the best use of my startup
package. I section rodent brain on a sliding microtome with a dry ice stage (AO
860) but would like to move to fresh frozen sections mostly for RNA work and
perhaps laser capture. I'm trying to decide whether it
I've tried something very similar with fresh brain tissue. I snap froze the
tissue and then mounted it on the dry ice stage with little problems. But when
I cut the tissue it thawed instantly on the knife and turned into a mess, even
the thicker sections. You need to maintain the sections at a c
Hi Francis,
I don't know how thick your sections will be, but in general the AO-860
(fantastic microtome by the way) is not designed to cut fresh tissue. Certainly
the relatively thick sections brain sections (50-200 micron) won't stand up
very well in my experience. How thick are you trying to
Can anyone recommend a good source for either used microscopes or an
inexpensive brand? I'm looking for a basic inverted microscope for very basic
cell counts, and quick looks for cell viability and health. This is very much a
quick in and out scope for students to kick around and abuse. I'm pur
using
RNAlater-ice for example. Does anyone know if this screws up native
fluorescence of GFP?
Thanks!
Caroline Bass
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Hello Everyone,
Does anyone have a good way to get low magnification images from slides? I
have some DAB stained rat coronal sections that I would like to digitize.
Basically, I want to have a picture of the entire section. It doesn¹t have
to be high resolution, just enough to make out the basic s
Hello,
I¹m wondering if anyone could direct me to an online video of coverslipping,
preferably permount. I¹d like a reference to show some newbies in the lab.
Thanks,
Caroline
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Any suggestions for staining nets for floating brain sections? I've looked at
netwells, cell strainers and have even considered making my own. Most
commercial options are way too expensive. I'd love to hear what everyone uses
and if there is an easy way to make them.
Thanks!
On Sep 12, 2010,
Hello,
I'm doing RNA work for the first time. My plan is to take a fresh rat brain,
block quickly, freeze by immersing in dry-ice cooled isopentane, storing at
-80, collecting tissue sections (thickness will be determined, somewhere
between 20 and 300 um), and punching the particular regions I nee
). Any
recommendations on what to buy or look for in a used knife sharpener? Any
recommendations for a book or website on basic knife sharpening techniques?
Thanks,
Caroline Bass
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Hello,
I¹m trying to buy some alcohol for both histology and molecular biology
protocols. But I¹m having some difficult getting ³molecular biology grade²
100% ethanol. The hospital I work at sells 200 proof ethanol, but can¹t say
anything about the quality. Since it¹s 200 proof, is that basically
Hello,
Sorry if this is a double post but I didn't see my first one in the digest.
I¹m hoping someone could help me troubleshoot my staining protocol. I am
staining to EGFP in microglia (produced by a virus I injected in the brain).
Here¹s my general protocol:
Deactive endogenous peroxidases (0.
Hello,
I¹m hoping someone could help me troubleshoot my staining protocol. I am
staining to EGFP in microglia (produced by a virus I injected in the brain).
Here¹s my general protocol:
Deactive endogenous peroxidases (0.1M PB + 20% methanol + titon-x100 (80 ul
in 40 ml total) + 0.3% h2O2) for 15
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