[Histonet] in-situ hybridization

[Emily Sours]

Roche Diagnostics has great DIG labels, antibodies and color reaction
chemicals.
It is a pain to just start up, you need to buy a lot of stuff for it.  Could
you use someone else's set up and pay for part of the chemicals?

Emily


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You should live several lives while reading it.
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On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 12:51 PM, Bales, Candy A
<Candy.A.Bales <@t> uth.tmc.edu>wrote:

> This questions is for the labs that do in-situ hybridization for diagnostic
> purposes. Do you take slides for ISH from other labs and if so, please
> contact me via my email.
>
> My next question is; one of my doc's is interested in us doing ISH herein
> our lab but I have been putting her off with the fact that we do not need
> this very often, it is very expensive to start up, etc.
> But she is persistent. Any suggestions for starting up this procedure,
> including vendor preferences for supplies? I know next to nothing about ISH
> other than what I have read on-line.
>
> Thank you in advance
> Candy
>
>
>
> Candy Bales, HT
> Chief Histologist
> The University  of Texas Dental Branch at Houston
> Diagnostic Sciences-Oral Pathology
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> Houston, TX 77030
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