[Histonet] Re: pdf of JOH publication attached

[abtdhu <@t> gmail.com]

Hi Gayle,

Thank you very much. Please send me the paper of perkadox from Stain Technology. We try to determine benzoyl peroxide or perkadox to do mouse undecalcified bone in MMA. 
 Any previous people's study regarding this topic will be greatly appreciated.

Dorothy

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> On Jan 18, 2014, at 10:46 AM, "gayle callis" <gayle.callis <@t> bresnan.net> wrote:
> 
> You wrote:  The paper I tried to get is:
>    Parallel experience of two different lab with initiator perkadox 16 for polymerization of MMA.
>    Vol 17, No 4, pp.343-348.
>  
> There is an original publication for Perkadox in Stain Technology that I have if you want it.  I have never been able to use this stuff since it required refrigerated shipping in a huge quantity to my lab in Montana.  I gave up and went back to Benzoyl peroxide with excellent results. I believe that Dorn and Hart sells their MMA mixtures with Perkadox. You can always call them or even look at MSDS online, if they post those. 
>  
> Also, keep trying to get into the archives.  I had trouble recently, and had to change my password - a pain in the neck.  I used to get into the archives by going to NSH.org, publication and clicking on Journal of Histotechnology. That little exercise in accessing archives is working for me again.  If you continue to have trouble, ask then something is wrong with the site. Contacting the managing editor to let her know (she will pass on complaint to the publishing company).   Victoria Artigliere <vartigl <@t> clemson.edu> is our managing editor.  And I would do a CC to the NSH office to have them double check all your records since your renewal came after the first of year. 
>  
> Good luck and enjoy the publication.
>  
> Gayle Callis
> HTL/HT/MT(ASCP)
> Assistant Editor JOH
>  
> <Sanderson et al Parallel experience Initiator Perkadox 16 Polymerization Methacrylates JOH 17 No4 p 343 .pdf>