[Histonet] Alcian Blue problem
Philip Oshel
peoshel <@t> wisc.edu
Wed Feb 2 10:36:37 CST 2005
Do you filter your stain?
Phil
>I also have occasional problems with the 2.5 Alcian Blue. Greenish
>parcipitants on top of the slide. Same solutions...no consistency of
>trouble...
>
>>>> Tom McNemar <TMcNemar <@t> lmhealth.org> 2/2/2005 4:55:07 AM >>>
>We have started to see a hazy/cloudiness to our alcian blue PAS slides.
> We
>don't see this on any other slide/stain. We use the same slides,
>reagents,
>and procedure that we have always used. The stain works fine and the
>haze
>is on the entire slide, not just the tissue. We routinely use the
>Fisherbrand red control slides and have tried other slides and still
>have
>the same problem. I use the Poly Scientific reagents (alcian blue ph
>2.5)
>and have switched them all out for new reagents but still have the
>haze.
>We have switched out, altered, and tried everything I can think of. I
>am
>totally baffled. Hope you folks have some ideas.
>
>Tom Mc Nemar HT(ASCP)
>Histology Supervisor
>Licking Memorial Hospital
>Newark, Ohio 43055
>
>
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