[Histonet] sperm staining

[Luis Chiriboga]

I believe it's called the Christmas stain, used by the forensic community
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Does anyone have a good staining method for human spermatozoa?


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Jennifer MacDonald



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  From: "Kathleen Spencer" <kspencer <@t> utmem.edu>
  To: "Noel D. Clark" <Noel.Clark <@t> ORTHO.UAB.EDU>
  Cc: Histonet <@t> lists.utsouthwestern.edu
  Subject: Re: [Histonet] Perfusion techniques in mice/rats
  Date: 01/10/03 07:32

  Attached is the cardiac perfusion protocol that we use regularly. Kathleen
Spencer HT, ASCP UTHSC Memphis, TN On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 07:45
AM, Noel D. Clark wrote: > Was hoping to get input on the various perfusion
techniques used by > other research labs for rodents.  As always, any help
is greatly > appreciated.  See you inLouisville! > >   > > Thanks in
advance, > > Noel > >   > >   > >   > >   > > Noel Clark, M.A., HTL (ASCP) >
> 1919 7th Ave South > > Orthopaedic Research Laboratory > > Center for
Metabolic Bone Disease > > UniversityofAlabamaatBirmingham > >
Birmingham,Alabama35294 > >   >
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