A co-worker passed the HTL exam yesterday (Way to go Dan) and wants to know
if his spiffy new HTL certificate is good internationally. Does anyone know?
Thank you,
Wanda Shotsberger HT/HTL (ASCP)
Charleston, SC
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While the tissue will still go through alcohol, have you considered
preserving the fat with osmium tetroxide prior to routine processing? This
turns the fat black, but it is retained in the tissue.
Hi Histonet, is there a way to process tissue for paraffin embedding
without using alcohol? O
CL Sturkey sells excellent knives and blades, and supports NSH and state
societies.
http://www.sturkey.com/products/permanent-knives
They also will recondition knives.
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Hi Megan,
Welcome to the anatomic side! I just googled "history of tissue dyes" and a
wealth of information popped up including this PDF:
www.immunologie-labor.com/cellmarker_files/IET_reagents_07.pdf
all about the discovery of hematoxylin and aniline dyes. The time period you
mentioned was the
would be appreciated, and vendors: Are you listening? Make this part
of your LIS product, please.
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