[Histonet] What is the name of this blue stain?
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Monastral fast blue, an insoluble pigment
Rena Fail
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Alcian Blue goes into an alkaline alcohol for one hour as part of the old style movat. What is the final name of that blue color? Trying to train someone and
> could not find it.
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> Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2008 11:29:55 -0600
> From: Pat Keller
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> Fisher has them
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> MILLIPORE CORP MICROSCOPE SLIDES 2"X3" 72/PK
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> MICROSCOPE SLIDES 2"X3" 72/PK
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> Vendor No.:XX1007615 Pack of 72 for $51.26
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> From: Pamela Marcum
> Subject: Re: [Histonet] 2x3 slides
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> I got the slides from Thermo Fisher with some problems a long while ago. The
> issue was finding a 100 slide box for storage and shipping. I did order them
> this morning from Brain Research and they had stock of the boxes. Thanks to
> everyone who helped and now I know where to go for the boxes next time.
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> Fisher has them
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> MILLIPORE CORP MICROSCOPE SLIDES 2"X3" 72/PK
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> 2"X3" 72/PK XX1007615 Vendor No.:XX1007615 Pack of 72 for
> $51.26
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> Patricia Keller,
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> Date: Wed, 3 Dec 2008 11:46:33 -0600
> From: "Perry, Margaret"
> Subject: [Histonet] lids for stainer containers
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> We are looking for a source that sells a lid that looks like wax covered
> cardboard. We use them on top of the Shandon slide containers holding xylene or
> formula 83 while waiting to coverslip. They are about 5x7 and very thin. They
> have been here for years so I have no idea where they came from. Any help in
> finding them or a substitute will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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> Margaret Perry HT (ASCP)
> IHC Lab Manager Veterinary Science
> Animal Disease Research and Diagnostic Lab
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> Date: Wed, 3 Dec 2008 11:48:12 -0600
> From: "Bernice Frederick"
> Subject: RE: [Histonet] RE: Flame substitute for embedding
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> We have a Shandon Paratrimmer, which melts the wax not only off blocks but
> does a good job of keeping those forceps clean and hot.
> We have a bacti-incinerator, but know we can get a tall flame if we leave
> the paraffin coated forceps in there!!
> Bernice
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> Bernice Frederick HTL (ASCP)
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> We also used to have an open flame while embedding! Now, we simply have a
> policy in place where after EACH cassette is embedded, the Techs MUST
> thoroughly wipe their forceps with disposable Kleenex (and then dispose of
> it!). Also, we use toothless forceps as much as possible to reduce the
> possibility of cross contamination.
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> Jacqueline Farnsworth
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> Hello Histoland!!
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> We have just been told we are no longer allowed to use alcohol burners
> while embedding and we are to find a safer substitute, something to do with
> no liking an open flame in the lab. Other than incinerators or 6 pairs of
> forceps at each centre, we've run out of ideas so we are asking all you
> experts out there what your current practice is.. oh.. this change needs to
> be done by this Friday!!
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> Julia Celebre MLT
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> Message: 5
> Date: Wed, 3 Dec 2008 12:47:34 -0500
> From: "Marshall, Kimberly"
> Subject: [Histonet] Blue haze
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> Howdy all,
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> I have just changed over to Surgi Path's H & E system. With the latest fear
> of running out of hematoxylin and all my Pathologist wanted us to change over.
> Its a great stain but we have a bad "haze" in the background. It is not
> hurting the tissue or DX at all, but to ME it looks awful. Is there anyone else
> out there using this? We are not using positive charged slides or anything
> added to my water bath. Any suggestions???? Thanks in advance
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> Kimberly Marshall HT (ASCP)
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> Date: Wed, 3 Dec 2008 10:56:21 -0700
> From: "Gayle Callis"
> Subject: [Histonet] Re: PLP fixative lysine
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> For the PLP fixative, the full name for the lysine is L- lysine
> monohydrochloride. Sigma cat# L5626.
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> Gayle M. Callis
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