Re: cover glass
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From: | Roger Moretz <stamptrain@yahoo.com> |
To: | Linda Prentice <lprent@itsa.ucsf.edu>, histonet@pathology.swmed.edu |
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Linda:
Some of the traditional EM suppliers (Energy Beam
Sciences, EM Sciences, Ted Pella, Polysciences, et al)
have been suppliers of these. The manufacturers I
have used most consistently is Erie Scientific (can't
remember their url, tho'). You might also check the
standard lab supply houses (VWR, Fisher, Thomas, et
al). There are others, but I have been away from that
area for a few years now, and don't remember exactly
who (and the catalogs and other stuff was landfilled
at about the time I moved out of the area).
Roger Moretz, Ph.D.
Dept of Toxicology
NB--I have no financial interest in any of the listed
suppliers--I have used all or nearly all over the
years. I am sure others can or will provide other
options.
--- Linda Prentice <lprent@itsa.ucsf.edu> wrote:
> I have a researcher who must have 12mm round
> coverglasses for an
> experiment. Although he would settle for 12mm
> square, the round ones are
> preferable. Is there a vendor out there who sells
> such a thing? He seems
> to remember that they come from a German company.
>
> Thanks
> Linda
>
> Linda Prentice
> Department of Anatomy
> University of California San Francisco
> 513 Parnassus Ave
> Room S-1343
> San Francisco CA 94143-0452
> Phone 415-476-1439
> Fax 415-476-4845
>
>
>
>
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