[Histonet] Re: Finding Lymph Nodes After Fixation
Philip Oshel
oshel1pe <@t> cmich.edu
Wed Apr 25 07:35:12 CDT 2007
Me salicylate is great for clearing small vertebrates for Alizarin
Red-S/Alcian Blue skeletal stains. Even shows the air bladders of
fish for a few days (before the Me salicylate diffuses across the
bladder wall).
Doubt it helped their joints any, though.
Phil
-----
Wonko the Sane was right.
>Yes Kem, I remember it well. It worked fairly well, but what a load of
>trouble it was. Tissue went rather light mahogany and stiff, but the fat
>was cleared.
>
>BTW, it's old people who smell of methyl salicylate rather than the
>other way round. It's all the rubs for their painful joints (oil of
>Wintergreen).
>
>Terry
>
>-----Original Message-----
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>[mailto:histonet-bounces <@t> lists.utsouthwestern.edu] On Behalf Of Kemlo
>Rogerson
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>Subject: RE: [Histonet] Re: Finding Lymph Nodes After Fixation
>
>Terry will probably remember sticking mesentery in methyl salycylate (is
>that how you spell it?) to reveal lymph nodes but I honestly can't
>remember if it worked at all.
>
>I know it had a funny smell and smelled of old people.
>
>Kemlo Rogerson
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