s fixation;
Goldstein NS, Hewitt SM, Taylor CR, Yaziji H,
Hicks DG. Recom-
mendation for improved standardization of
immunohistochemist-
ry. Appl Immunohistochemistry Mol Morphol 2007;
15:124-33.
John Smallwood, MLT.
STEGH Gen. Hosp.
St.Thomas,
What are people using for minimum fixation times in
NBF 10% for tissues in a routine mixed sample load Histology Lab, on a
routine VIP 5000 processor
I have concerns1.) for Bio-safety,2.)
Immunohistochemistry, 3.) Routine samples nuclear staining (no alcohol
f
Hello Histologists:
Is there anywhere to get this ? Celestin Blue B C.I. 51050
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Spills , fumes, chemical allotments etc. What are Histonet members thoughts and
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Than you,
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London, Ont
Does anyone have a resource for parts for this 40 year old microtome ??
Thanks
John Smallwood
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To all Quality Control Purists
There seems to be a growing concern with regards to outdating on reagents and
their continued use beyond this date. I notice that Histological wax and
Mounting media are dated with an expiry date. Just begging the question-should
we go back. melt down and re-em
