Good morning Histoland!
I would like to tell you about a wonderful job in a great lab with very special
people. I am retiring but my job isn't! I run the histo core for the Hermelin
Brain Tumor Center at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, MI. I have a group of
Neurosurgery Research investigators
I am gathering information on molecular fixatives, specifically one from
Theranostics Health and one From Sakura, developed for the XPress processors.
Does anyone have experience with either or both of these for RNA, DNA and
protein work as well as IHC for phospho antibodies? I would really ap
Hello all,
I am considering purchasing a freezing unit through Thermo that can be used
with either isopentane of a new solution, HFE-7000 that is sold with the unit.
I need to be able to have frozen samples that allow high quality DNA and RNA
extracted. Does anyone have any experience with th
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Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 1:27 PM
To: Lemke, Nancy
Subject: Re: [Histonet] frozen sample cassettes
Nancy
I helped develop this unit. I'll get the new company name. They used to have a
website, try it. I think its just cryosette.com. O
Greetings Histofolk!
I have run out of a cassette that I use for storage of frozen rodent brains.
It is about the general dimensions of a routine processing cassette but has a
screw cap that seals the sample into a round storage area which has no openings
other than the screw off lid.. There i
The absolute best one I ever witnessed was when I worked in a histo lab that
was next to the microbiology lab. To set up the director, some one came in
with a stool specimen cup that was used in parasitology. It had a very
official patient sticker on the side and was shown to the director. He
