[Histonet] carryover on slides

[Gary Gill]

Regardless, how do you measure it?  In terms of: fouling of rinses and
frequency of replacement, cellular cross-contamination and false positives?
Acceptable compared to what?  And what's the motivation behind the question?

Gary Gill

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Subject: Re: [Histonet] carryover on slides


Could you define carryover?  Do you mean cells, tissue fragments, stains
from one staining dish to another?  

At 07:40 AM 1/20/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>Has anyone ever seen any articles on what is an acceptable rate of 
>carryover on routine slides?  We have been monitoring our carryover 
>rate and our pathologists wondered if anyone had ever seen a study on 
>carryover rates.
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