Are you using synthetic xylene in your HE/COVER SLIPPING protocol. If yes, you
might want to consider ending your protocol with the real thing (XYLENE). I had
the same situation until we switched to real XYLENE. No more HE fading.
THANK YOU,
PATTI RUBEN-NELSON H.T.(ASCP)
PNP LABORATORY
I should also have added not all synthetic Xylenes do this and I also use a
Microwave Processor. These variables may have been a factor. Wonderful world of
Histology, TRIAL AND ERROR.
THANK YOU,
PATTI RUBEN-NELSON H.T.(ASCP)
PNP LABORATORY CONSULTANTS
SUPERVISOR/DGC
P.O. BOX 412
CABAZON,
Amita,
We are a neurotoxicology lab that also provides histology services for
other researchers inside outside Rutgers, and we use Gill's #3
hematoxylin for our routine HEs on mouse and rat tissues. No fading that
I have noticed in all the years that I have been here. We get ours from
Thermo
It seems that your mounting medium is acid. Try to correct that rather than
changing the staining.
René J.
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Subject: Re: [Histonet] Routine H E stain,
It seems that your mounting medium is acid. Try to correct that rather than
changing the staining.
René J.
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