Hi everyone,
I'm wondering what people are using as a Spirochete Sensitizer. It's
been suggested to us to use a 1% Uranyl Nitrate solution but we're a
little wary of making our own solution (nasty stuff!). Does anyone know
if someone sells this commercially, not in a kit? If not, is there
Hello out there in Histoland,
I'm looking for a procedure for making your own Gram controls. Any
assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks, Randi
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Hi to everyone in Histoland,
I'm working on beefing up my resource library for IHC. What are some
publications that you just couldn't go without? Which provide the most
complete antibody information that is on the market today?
Thanks for your input!
Randi Hayes
Histology Supervisor, The
We haven't manually coverslipped here in almost 5 years. The cost of
the coverslipper as well as the consumables is still cheaper that a lab
assistant (at a full pro-rated wage including pension benefits).
We've also been able to extend it's usefulness to other departments in
our laboratory who
The VWR slides (superfrost catalogue #48311-703) are the only slide that
is validated to be used on the Ventana platforms. The problem with
these slides is that they are hydrophobic. They do hold onto the tissue
really well, but when you dip them in a water bath or pipette fluid on
them while
At a recent conference, our PA learned of using GEWF (glacial acetic acid,
ethanol, distilled water, 40% formaldehyde) solution as an aid for Lymph Node
retrieval in Colorectal Cancer resections. Although a good idea, I'm wondering
how safe it is to use when staining for IHC. Does anyone have
