[Histonet] Anyone catch "House" the other night?

[Steven P Postl]

Great catch.  I was thinking the same thing.  It was the fastest CD68 
stain ever done.  Also, I never been to a hospital were the doctors do 
everything from MRI, cat scans, colonoscopy to brain surgery, histology, 
serology, immunochemistry. 



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Dr. House and his colleagues were doing immuno on Tuesday night! 
Procedure:

Take large chunk of heart tissue which has not been frozen or in fixative,
but in a petri dish in the fridge, and flop it on to your microscope 
slide.
Put the slide with the  large chunk of tissue on it under the scope.  Add
"one microlitre of immunoperoxidase" to the tissue.  Look into scope.  If 
it
turns red, it's positive. 

I wish our immuno were that easy and quick.  Get a Histo consultant on
staff, please!  :o)

P.S. And how about those doctors who do biopsies, ultrasounds, draw blood,
and then test it all?  In evening gowns and tuxes?

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