they settled down to give a normal looking 'post menopausal
smear'.
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made up. Hope that helps.
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That's how often you have to turnover the water in a Koi Pond; 4 times and
hour. Do you keep fish?
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Ester Wax
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is not to pull on the plunger but let it
seep into the syringe. Too much blood and what little you have gets well
diluted!!
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Immerse it in water fully inflated and see how much water is displaced;
is that Avogadro hypothesis or some other Greek dude?
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Depends on the age of the kids as I don't understand the term 'grade-school'.
What I did for kids around 10 yesrs old or so was to go to the Butchers and get
some Ox kidney, heart and liver. I prepared slides from them, took a microscope
to let them see the structure and also took scapels for
Sub optimal fixation and as Rene said; drying off at high temperatures.
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), like the Clinical Scientists, obtain the MRCPath and then
clinically lead a discipline. Only when we step from behind the skirts
of the Medics will the sun shine on us.
Does that help?
Kemlo Rogerson MSc MIBiol CBiol DMS CSci FIBMS (I tried).
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The histology world doesn't look for well qualified workers they look
for cheap labor (SIC). I have heard more than one pathologist state
that a monkey can do our job.
See my other post. The retort ought to be that a Histology BMS/
Histotech can do yours!! A honest Pathologist once told me that
2009 09:01
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Cc: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu; Shea's
Subject: Re: [Histonet] HTL
well said!!
your statement: 'Only when we step from behind the skirts of the Medics
will the sun shine on us' deserves dissection (pardon the pun)
are we volutarily 'behind the medics
or
are we
I agree.. Also you're not storing them in sunlight are you? Silly question
I know.
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That's cruel; how would you like it?
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Fixed or unfixed sheep lung? If fixed then you can perfuse with formalin
from a header tank 1 metre above lung and then infiltrate with gelatine.
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downdraught dissection tables and benches
have back ventilation. Neither of these chemicals ought to be tolerated
if you can smell them and exposure ought to be controlled.
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Have you tried altering the angle of the knife?
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Why would you want to? Surely the time and energy needed to make sure that the
recycled formalin was of the correct strength, was not infective and was at the
correct pH and properly buffered would not make it cost effective.
Bit like using a teabag twice; that's uncivilised!!!
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is a coagulant, non-additive fixative, normally).
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As I say I don't have experience of preservatives but question if the
effects of ethanol (70%) over a long time may also 'overfix' the bone?
Anyway 70% ethanol has perfectly preserved me!!
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hehehe, thanks...
Only got it completely the wrong way around didn't I? Freida is correct,
I think!
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bloody or very proteinaseous tissue would have these labile
proteins fixed which would then fall out of solution; from memory the
cold makes it worse.
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; my best advise is formalin but make sure that it is
neutral and buffered. I think the effects of pH would be more damaging
than the relatively 'soft' formalin fixation.
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may or may
not have been fixed (although I concede air drying is a form of fixation) and
the stains used on them have been shown to work.
The logic that these techniques are interchangeable is not only flawed but
(oxy)moronic.
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Congratulations from the UK. As you know we've had this in place for many years
and resulted in the profession having a higher profile; I hope the rest will
follow for you.
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From memory I found that it was better to give a good water wash or go
into bicarb after destaining with acid/ alcohol as the acidity impacted
on the staining if you went from acid/ alcohol directly into
haematoxylin again (if you wanted to restain it).
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As already stated a good HE will, but a bad one will show them even
better; wash most of the E out of the HE and the eosiniphils tend to
let go of it last.
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I can only say Pathology needs more kids like you. I've no idea what your
saying but it looks very interesting...
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I know this might be a stupid reply but as it's just for PAS/D can't you
use animal liver? Why not pig's liver? Go to an slaughter house and get
fresh pig's liver and bingo (I assume pig glycogen is the same as
our's?)... You could fry the residual with onions, very nice.
Kemlo Rogerson
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It's just a thought, can't you get the control from your Microbiology
Lab? You just need to make a cell block out of the bacteria that they've
grown; I'm not aware that Hpylori has to go through a human system
before you can demonstrate it.
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blocks of the same
tissue, fixed for differing times and processed the way after being
fixed with the same fixative; you can't go wrong. If I've been helpful
then I apologise (g).
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see you. Well I can cos people
him replying to you and the craps at the bottom of the e-mail. My
point so stop inflicting me on him, please!
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Try:
Apply this rule after message arrives with Bernie Taulin in the senders
address
Delete it
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Or Bernie Taupin... Even.
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that Bernie, to stick at the end of your e-mails as a 'wise saying'
(g).
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Isn't petrol toxic?
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So it is 10% formol alcohol in 70% alcohol; wonder what the other 20% is? Water?
Alcoholic fixatives as a genre tend to overharden on standing but I guess fatty
tissue would benefit. Why would anyone use something you don't actually know
what it is composed of?
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