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Subject: [Histonet] air drying special stain slides rather than dehydrate
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Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2012 7:31 PM
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Subject: [Histonet] air drying special stain slides rather than dehydrate and
clear
Hi,
My choice to air dry rather than dehydra
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> I was hoping to get information on why spe
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Subject: [Histonet] air drying special stain slides rather than dehydrate and
clear
I was hoping to get information on why special stains are dehydrated,
cleared and mounted vs allowing them to be blotted dry, air dried then
coverslip.
Every
I was hoping to get information on why special stains are dehydrated,
cleared and mounted vs allowing them to be blotted dry, air dried then
coverslip.
Every procedure I have ever encountered always indicates to dehydrate
and clear but I have heard where some labs are blotting the slides ,
allo
