[Histonet] Re: eosin in the processor
Bob Richmond
rsrichmond <@t> gmail.com
Wed Nov 28 12:15:00 CST 2012
Supposedly eosin used to color small specimens, or put in the
processor, fluoresces enough in tissue sections to interfere with
fluorescent stains.
I've seen safranin O (from the microbiology lab) used to mark small
surgical specimens like GI biopsies. I don't know whether you can put
it in the processor or not. Supposedly safranin O isn't fluorescent,
though I haven't verified that.
Bob Richmond
Samurai Pathoogist
Maryville TN
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