Re: molds for plastic embedding
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Dear Dina
Plastics is very nice, however you may need a different block holder for your
microtome and a thing called a "ralph knife" yes a ralph knife. Contact the
microtome manufacturer for details or if your model can be fitted for these.
Plastics
has a different embedding situation and cutting, but produces gorgeous
results, however I hope your pathologist has time and patience, these are
skills we all can learn but they take time. Some of the manufacturers of
Electron Microscopy supplies can be very helpful with kits, techniques, etc.
Good luck.
Dana
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>Dear Dina
<BR>Plastics is very nice, however you may need a different block holder for your <BR>microtome and a thing called a "ralph knife" yes a ralph knife. Contact the <BR>microtome manufacturer for details or if your model can be fitted for these. <BR>Plastics
<BR>has a different embedding situation and cutting, but produces gorgeous <BR>results, however I hope your pathologist has time and patience, these are <BR>skills we all can learn but they take time. Some of the manufacturers of <BR>Electron Microscopy supplies can be very helpful with kits, techniques, etc. <BR>Good luck.
<BR> Dana</FONT></HTML>
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