RE: Hematoxylin

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From:"RUSS ALLISON" <Allison@Cardiff.ac.uk> (by way of histonet)
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<color><param>0100,0100,0100</param><bigger>Simon,

I never knew that there was such a scientific distinction between 
"haematoxylin" and hematoxylin".  I thought it was simply new  world
spelling.

I will send you a paper on my attempts to make haematoxylin (I  think)
from scratch.

Commercial production though is, I am told, still a  commercial
"secret", but I can say it begins with three  foot (1 metre) lengths of
the hardwood.  And there is only  one supplier, who has a contract with
the worlds only  producer (except me, that is.  Unfortunately, I do not
 possess the prefix "commercial).



Russ Allison, 

Dental School

Cardiff

Wales


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