[Histonet] Sequenza units for manual immunohistochemistry

[Edwards, Richard E.]

We  empty them before they get to that stage, as this  would be  bound to affect the  efficient working of the Coverplates.

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Subject: [Histonet] Sequenza units for manual immunohistochemistry

Hello Histonet,

I'm just wondering if anyone out there is using these units for their
manual staining, and if anyone has ever given any consideration to what
happens when you have a large volume of reagent "waste" in the bottom
from all your additions and washes.  Since the units draw reagents
through with capillary action, what do you think happens when the bottom
of the slide/coverplate combo is immersed in the cocktail that is
created in the bottom.

Has anyone had any issues using these units?  How do people prevent a
large volume from building up in the bottom?  How are people cleaning
their coverplates and the units themselves?

Thanks in advance for your thoughts!


Keri

Keri Colwell, BSc
Laboratory Technologist | Technologiste de laboratoire
TSE and Pathology
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