1. Re: Coverslipping mystery
I agree with Carol, my lab uses DPX and I have not had a problem with the
product drying out. I do notice that if air gets trapped in the viscous
solution there is a potential for the coverslips to fall off or have large air
pockets.
We use wooden chopsticks to app
Does anyone know of any similar IHC courses on the east coast? I'd love to
attend this one, but won't be able to swing the travel costs. Thanks!
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Subject: [Histonet] IHC wet workshop anouncement
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I am posting this for a colleague David Davis who is doing some training of
techs in Cozumel and is really in need of a 1 gal paraffin dispenser for
that. I have a 5 gal dispenser to donate but he thinks that is too big. If
anyone has a 1 gal paraffin dispenser they would be willing to donate to
Bernadette,
Tray to transfer frozen tissue to 50% formalin and 50%alcohol solution.
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Good afternoon everyone,
Does anyone know of an article or statistics discussing the impact (medical
diagnosing) of cutting 2 H&E slides per block verses 1 for all routine work?
Genia
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I have been ask to decal ( 14% EDTA ) and process 1 day old mice
heads. My investigator is looking for a phenotype in the calveria .
After processing, the heads will be embedded on end then sectioned.
I have never processed whole heads . I would love to hear from any body
that has experienced
1. The list of argentaffin materials includes melanin, granules of some
neuroendocrine cells (including chromaffin cells, carcinoid tumours etc),
lipofuscin and formalin pigment. There was a special issue of the Journal of
Histolotechnology devoted to silver staining (Vol 19, No, 3, Sept 1996
Sharon,
We process quite a few samples as well and I did them at Hopkins with a similar
time frame for the old tissue. We did not experience the problems you are
referencing when we pulled the cases out from storage. What is the exact type
of artifact that you are seeing? Is it freeze/thawing
