[Histonet] microwave processing

[Walter Benton]

Perhaps you can get some literature from one of the vendors that sell that technology.

Milestone Medical
Sakura


Walter Benton HT(ASCP)QIHC
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Subject: [Histonet] microwave processing

Hi!

Can someone recommend literature about microwave processing. I'm interested
in the physical principles behind the process. And I want to get answers to
the questions: why is this microwave-assisted infiltration faster? What
happens to proteins /antigens under microwave radiation? Is there a
difference between conventional or microwave processing in relation to
antigen preservation after usual formalinfixation.



Thanks in advance

Gudrun Lang





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