Re: [Histonet] need help finding a Luna Stain procedure

From:Amy Porter

Andi - We do a Luna's stain for eosinaphils in our lab.  It is from the most recent armed forces publication.  It involves using Biebrich Scarlet and Weigerts Hematoxylin.  I am out of the office until Thursday.  I would be happy to post something for you then or email you off list. Let me know.

Andrea Grantham <algranth@u.arizona.edu> wrote:
Happy Monday!
I'm looking for the procedure to do a Luna stain. We have some skin samples
probably with sun damage and we want to look at the grenz zone in them.
A Luna stain for elastin was discussed in April, 03 on histonet but a
search of the archives did not turn up the procedure. I found a Gomori
Aldehyde Fuchsin/Trichrome by Lee Luna and Darryl Luna in an old HistoLogic
but I'm not sure that this is the same stain.
Thanks.
Andi Grantham
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Amy S.Porter, HT(ASCP)
Michigan State University
Department of Physiology
Division of Human Pathology
College of Human Medicine
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