[Histonet] Question about delayed start in Leica Tissue Processor
Bascaramurty, Saro
Saro.Bascaramurty <@t> nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
Mon Apr 18 08:32:50 CDT 2011
She is right.
Day 0 is today (the same day you start the run) -day 1
Day 1 is tomorrow start the run the next day,- day 2
Day 2 is the day after tomorrow - day 3
Day 3 is the following day -day 4 and so on
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From: histonet-bounces <@t> lists.utsouthwestern.edu [mailto:histonet-bounces <@t> lists.utsouthwestern.edu] On Behalf Of Jenny Vega
Sent: April 17, 2011 8:52 PM
To: histonet <@t> lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Subject: [Histonet] Question about delayed start in Leica Tissue Processor
Hello. I have little experience using the tissue processor from my lab which is an old version of the Leica TP1020. I was taugh that since on weekends the processor is not going to be used then you have to set up the days of delay for example 2-18:20 (2 represents saturday and sunday). On Monday
(tomorrow) I have the day off, so the processor won't be used. When I come back on Tuesday I have to change the the time as 0-18:20 so that the processor starts working that day and on wednesday. On thursday, friday, saturday and Sunday will also have the days off. I am confused because my supevisor told me to set the time as 3-18:20 next Wednesday, and since I will not be working in the lab for 4 days straight that does not make sense, it is suppose to be 4-18:20 instead. I think she made a mistake telling me that since maybe she confused the program of this week when the processor was programmed as 3-18:20 because used for 3 days straight (saturday to monday). My supervisor won't be in the lab next week so I cannot ask her.
This question seems silly but I want to be sure. I know that if tissue is left for a long time in paraffin the tissue can get over-harden and I don't want to program de delayed start as 3-18:20 thinking it is the correct way when is not.
Thanks
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