Re: H & E Staining Method
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| From: | "P. Emry" <emry@u.washington.edu> |
| To: | Edna_J_Gonzalez/Powderject@powderject.com |
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| Date: | Fri, 20 Aug 1999 17:23:15 -0700 (PDT) |
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Hi Edna,
I do a lot of pig tissues and have been successful with Mayers hemo
for years. It is like wine..gets better with age. Of course there is a
limit. I stain for 20 minutes max, but have gotten away with less with a
20 min wash with tap water. Eosin over-stains easily so I dilute it and
give just a couple or 4 dips.
I used to prepare pig skin for burn treatments. What are you using if
for? The powder project? Sounds interesting.
Hope Mayers works for you.
Trisha
Orthodontics Res. Lab
U of Washington, Seattle
On Thu, 19 Aug 1999 Edna_J_Gonzalez/Powderject@powderject.com wrote:
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> I am working with pig skin and doing H&E regressive staining using Harris
> Hematoxylin (non-acidified). The problem is that the hematoxylin is too
> dark and I can't differentiate what I need, especially it is too dark in
> the basal layer and the epidermis of the skin. I need a H&E Regressive
> Method that will be lighter. Currently I am staining with hematoxylin for
> 10 minutes, which I think is too much, but this is what one of the methods
> say. I know there are different H&E regressive methods (with different
> times for Hematoxylin). Any suggestions?
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> Edna Gonzalez
> PowderJect Vaccines
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Trisha
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