[Histonet] Job Opening in Dallas, Texas

: www.propath.com Doug Showers, MS, HT Histology Manager ProPath 1355 River Bend Dallas, TX 75247 To learn more about ProPath, please visit http://www.ProPathLab.com http://www.propathlab.com/ The information contained in this message may be privileged and confidential. If you

[Histonet] Compliments to the team

Dr. Barrett sends his thanks to the Histology team for a job well done today. Doug Showers, MS, HT Histology Manager ProPath 1355 River Bend Dallas, TX 75247 214-237-1680 214-422-3083 Mobile To learn more about ProPath, please visit http://www.ProPathLab.com http://www.propathlab.com

[Histonet] Job Opening in Dallas, Texas

: www.propath.com Doug Showers, MS, HT Histology Manager ProPath 1355 River Bend Dallas, TX 75247 To learn more about ProPath, please visit http://www.ProPathLab.com http://www.propathlab.com/ The information contained in this message may be privileged and confidential. If you

[Histonet] Job opening in Dallas, Texas

resume to: ProPath, Human Resources 1355 River Bend Drive Dallas, TX 75247 FAX: 214/237-1825 Job-Line: 214/237-1775 Email address: j...@propath.com Website: www.propath.com http://www.propath.com/ Don't Follow the Leader! Join the Leader! EOE Doug Showers, MS, HT Histology

RE: [Histonet] Staining vs. paraffin wax problems

on the slide will not be removed by the xylene on the stainer leaving tiny round areas in the tissue that still have paraffin in them. The hematoxylin and eosin will not fully stain these areas, but the xylene at the end of the HE stain will remove this residual wax. Doug Showers, MS, HT Histology

RE: [Histonet] automatic coverslipper

with traditional glass coverslip. Doug Showers, MS, HT Histology Manager ProPath 8267 Elmbrook Dr. Suite 100 Dallas, TX 75247 214-237-1680 214-422-3083 Mobile 214-237-1706 FAX To learn more about ProPath, please visit http://www.ProPathLab.com -Original Message- From: histonet-boun

RE: [Histonet] Paraffin Block triming

I think the amount of excess paraffin depends on the temperature of the mold when you are embedding. I like my molds cold at room temperature and don't have much leakage whereas techs who keep the molds hot have a higher amount of leakage around the edges. Doug Showers, MS, HT Histology Manager

RE: [Histonet] Dako

Claire, One of the things that irritates me about some companies is their tendency to charge for their products based solely on what we get reimbursed rather than being happy with making a healthy profit based on their expenses. Doug Showers, MS, HT Histology Manager -Original Message