The heating element for the front chamber on my formerly very dependable
Microm AP 280 embedding center has burned out, right in the middle of
teaching histotechniques this semester, and with grad students and me in
need of it (of course!).
I am wondering if anyone has a working unit of this p
Hi Rene and Histonet,
That should be http://www.histosearch.com/rene.html
Great resource, but I am not sure which article discusses how to figure
cost of materials?
Esther
On 12/4/2012 1:29 PM, Rene J Buesa wrote:
Please go to: http://www.histosearch.com(rene.html)
René J.
From: Margaret H
I got a copy of that from my mentor, Paul Yevich, Chief Histopathologist
at the USEPA Environmental Research Laboratory, some 30ish years ago,
which I keep posted in my lab. I'm glad it will now be preserved forever
on the Internet so we can all get a fresh copy when the paper crumbles!
Esther
I am posting the following position announcements for Dr. Patricia
Latham, Department of Pathology, at George Washington University (GWU),
in Washington, DC. If you are interested in the positions, please
contact her directly: plat...@mfa.gwu.edu. Applicants should already be
located in the DC
I am posting the following position announcements for Dr. Patricia
Latham at GWU, in Washington, DC. If you are interested in the
positions, please contact her directly: plat...@mfa.gwu.edu. Thank you!
One position is funded for development of a histopathology core lab in
the GW School of Biom
I am having problems with water droplets appearing on slides when
transferring the rack from the last 100% dehydrant (Richard-Allan) to
either SafeClear II or xylenes. I saw that some of you had noted this
problem might be in the xylene substitute, but switching to xylene
seemed to solve it. I
summer and now I see issues continue. I would love to know the best
way to do this also!
Esther Peters, Ph.D.
George Mason University
dusko trajkovic wrote:
I also think that it is strange of the way Histogel processes. I have posted on
the Histonet previously about this exact
We just received an order from Fisher in which the lab tape that was
sent was 2-inches wide, but the catalog numbers on the tapes and
description on the Web site was for 1-inch wide tape, so we did not get
what we thought we were getting either.
Esther Peters, Ph.D.
George Mason University
Have any of you used Clearify, Naturalene, or Master Clear? I have been
using SafeClear II, but need to change. Which of these might be most
like SafeClear? Will they all work with Permount? Thank you very much
for your insights!
Esther Peters, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
George Mason
Thank you to everyone who provided us with information, illustrations,
and photography resources on this topic!
Esther
Esther Peters wrote:
Does anyone have a photograph showing the use of an old steel knife
leather sharpening sharp?
Esther Peters
George Mason University
Does anyone have a photograph showing the use of an old steel knife
leather sharpening sharp?
Esther Peters
George Mason University
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I also have a number of these blades and an old knife sharpener, which I
would like to get to a good home.
Esther Peters
George Mason University
Wallen, Jeannette B wrote:
Does anyone still use the steel microtome blades that need to be sharpened? We
have found some of these blades in our
hite rabbit for another student to work on
who wanted to get the HT certification.) Just as I am sure not every
piece of appendix looks entirely the same and processes exactly the
same, there needs to be some standards but also some acceptance of
diversity?
Esther Peters, Ph.D.
Assistant Profe
We've had this happen with agarose, too, quite inconsistent results.
Two pieces in same cassette, one fine, other shrunken. Would love to
know how to avoid the drying and hardening!
Esther Peters, Ph.D.
George Mason University
pam plumlee wrote:
Dear Group: I'm having problem
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