[Histonet] Rat and Mouse Bone histology methods and equipment--HELP
Jamie E Erickson
jamie.erickson <@t> abbott.com
Mon Jan 12 16:10:29 CST 2009
Hello Histonetter,
I hope someone out there in
histoland can help me. I am about to be thrust (kicking and screaming)
into the world of undecalcified bone histology and I need lots of help. My
goals for 2009 will involve sectioning/staining and doing Image analysis
on undecalcified rat and mouse bone samples.
I am not completely unfamiliar with these methods but I learn these
methods from some wise old, I mean experienced ladies that were
specialists in bone histology. These ladies have now since retired and I
am without any methods.
I work in a small (2 histologist, 1 pathologist) histolab that does
mouse and rat work and only decalcifed bone tissue. I have done plastic
work in the past but that was 10 years ago in a land far, far away...
If anyone out there could please refer me to a histology text books
or share methods that would be of great help.
If you do rat and mouse bone work and would be will to talk about
methods/stains/ embedding/grinding/plastic processing/ image analysis that
would be absolutely great.
Thanks for any help you can provide..
Jamie
_______________________________
Jamie Erickson
Sr. Research Associate II
Department: DSMP
Abbott Bioresearch Center
100 Research Drive
Worcester, MA 01605-4341
508-688-3134
FAX: 508-793-4895
e-mail: jamie.erickson <@t> abbott.com
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