OK, silly question time: How do you get them out of *plastic* vials?
I've always used the glass scint vials,too. Doesn't the PMMA melt
plastic vials (or stick too well to them)?
-Pat Flannery
Duke Med
On Apr 3, 2009, at 2:00 PM, "Monfils, Paul"
wrote:
Someone gav
Then maybe we're really making fun of the "other" Bernie; we just
didn't know it. :-)
I don't know what makes some of you people persist in making fun of
a complete stranger's name, but I'll have you know I was born before
the person you are talking about.
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to see which one you'd need.
Hope this helps.
-Pat Flannery
Duke Med Center
Hello
Anyone know where to purchase QIAquick spin columns? If you get them
from
Qiagen, they aren't sold separately, you have to buy them in a
complete
kit. I have a feeling I'm stuck doin
Thank you, Jeanine, Joyce, and Linda. The tissues I'm cutting are
just for H&E staining and light microscopy; they won't be used for
Immunostaining, antigen retrieval, or anything too fancy. I don't see
what difference it would make, but of course I'll put them in whatever
people ask for.
same chemical once in solution, merely
buffered or not)? The only answer I've gotten when I've asked is,
"That's what we always use."
Thanks.
-Pat Flannery (not a "real" histologist - I just play one in the lab)
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Paula-
Where can I get one of these?
-Pat Flannery
Reminds me of a T shirt I saw and am going to order:
Chemistry
It's like cooking.
Just don't lick the spoon!
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