[Histonet] Slide Labeling System that Survives Citrate Boiling

[louise renton]

long ago there was a cute system that worked with superfrost type
slides - you know the ones that have the sort of coloured ends -
etched through the paint to make a permanent marking

Common HB pencil also survives on ordinary frosted slidesand
surgipath pen marking  esp if used on superfrost slides

On 1/6/11, Cameron Nowell <Cameron.Nowell <@t> ludwig.edu.au> wrote:
> Hi List,
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> I am looking for a slide labelling system to print labels for our
> research histology samples that will survive pretty much anything we
> throw at it. There seems to be lots of choices out there for chemical
> resistant labels but i can't seem to find much on ones that are
> resistant to antigen retrieval like citrate boiling. I have searched
> google and the histonet archives and the best i can find is a reference
> to General Data having some that may do the job. Does anyone out there
> have any more info or are you using someting that works well?
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> Cam
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> Cameron J. Nowell
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