[Histonet] Re: amnion tissue
Robert Richmond
rsrichmond <@t> gmail.com
Sat Nov 14 22:55:19 CST 2009
Patsy Ruegg asks about preparation of 3 x 2 inch pieces of human
"amnion tissue".
Assuming that fetal membranes from a term placenta are meant, the
standard way to embed these is by rolling them. There are several ways
to do this. I prefer to cut a strip of the membranes, roll them around
a wooden applicator stick, drive a common straight pin through the
membranes perpendicular (skew) to the stick, pull the stick out, and
cut one or more 5 mm sections of the roll next to the pin. This roll
is placed in a cassette, and subsequently embedded.
On a different topic, Mercè Martí Gaudes at the University of
Barcelona has achieved a first for Histonet - the first post in
Catalan that I can remember. >>Abans d'imprimir aquest missatge, si us
plau, comprova que és realment necessari. El medi ambient és cosa de
tots. "Before printing this e-mail, please make certain it is
absolutely necessary. The environment is everybody's business."<<
Catalan is a language related to Spanish, spoken in Catalonia in
Spain.
Bob Richmond
Samurai Pathologist
Knoxville TN
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