From: | "Elizabeth Chlipala" |
Hello All
We have been working on the Jones stain for kidney basement
membranes. We have our internal
control specimen which is a human specimen. The other specimens we are staining are
rat kidneys. When we stain the
slides, the human kidney comes out great, very good staining of the basement
membranes, very slight nuclear staining with no
precipitate. The rat kidneys don’t
look as nice, there is good staining of the basement membrane, but the nuclear
staining is more predominant and there is intense granular staining in the
cytoplasm, which sometimes looks like a precipitate. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Liz
Elizabeth A. Chlipala, BS, HTL(ASCP)
Premier Histology Laboratory, LLC
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