[Histonet] Burned Tissue
Jennifer MacDonald
JMacDonald <@t> mtsac.edu
Thu Apr 2 13:52:01 CDT 2009
We had this problem in the past, but it was attributed to the excessive
use of freezing spray. The tissue was basically freezer burnt.
Jennifer
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[Histonet] Burned Tissue
Recently we are experiencing random blocks of tissue (approx. 3 blocks out
of 400/2x) that appear to be "burned".? The tissue is prostate and the
staining looks dark.? Upon recutting, sometimes it is better, sometimes it
is not, which negates my ability to rule out the stainer completely.
We process on a 2 hour schedule using the Peloris and all tissue is
processed together.? I am not understanding how, out of a 12 part
prostate, only one block stains so dark so randomly.? When recut, some
blocks are better, some still have the dark staining.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Ann
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