Hello Histoland,
This is a two part question for all those who do muscles.
1.Is anyone having problems ordering glucose-1-phosphate?
2.Does anyone have a method for myophosphorylase that doesn't require
glucose-1-phosphate?
Julia Celebre Sr MLT
Anatomic Pathology
Hamilton Civic H
Happy Friday !!
For years now our PFK staining has been inconsistent and I'm hoping someone
wouldn't mind sharing their no fail PFK method so I can make my neuropath's
happy again.??
Julia Celebre Sr MLT
Anatomic Pathology
Hamilton Civic Hospitals
905-527-4322 ext 46179
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We store our open bottle in an explosion proof fridge and unopened at room temp
in a flammable storage cabinet
Julia Celebre Sr MLT
Anatomic Pathology
Hamilton General Hospital
905-527-4322 ext 46179
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I give up!! One week it works, the next week it doesn't, same reagents, same
method, same tech, for the life of me I can't figure out what is the problem.
If anybody has a fail safe method they are willing to share, please send it
along. I'm pretty sure my neuropathologist will appreciate all the
I'm having issues with the ATP 10's we run on our muscle biopsies and am hoping
those who are familiar with this stain are willing to share their methods?!
Any help or advise is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Julia Celebre MLT
Anatomic Pathology
Hamilton General Hospital
905-527-4322 ext 46179
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> It's been awhile since we've had to train someone to cut from scratch and I
> need your help to figure out two things:
> 1. how long should it take a new cutter to cut 20 blocks, no levels, nothing
> fancy, just one H&E per block.
> 2. what's the average length of training for the abo
Hello Histoland!!
We have just been told we are no longer allowed to use alcohol burners while
embedding and we are to find a safer substitute, something to do with no liking
an open flame in the lab. Other than incinerators or 6 pairs of forceps at
each centre, we've run out of ideas so we a
