RE: copper controls
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From: | Michael Archambault <marchambault@osiristx.com> |
To: | "'Abrahamson, Brian'" <babraham@MACNEAL.COM> |
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Hi Brian
There's a company named Pel-Freez that will supply animal materials,
primarily canine but many others are avail. They are relatively inexpensive
and provide LOTS of material (ie whole organs). The company contact info
follows:
Pel Freez
PO Box 68
Rogers, AR 72757
800-643-3426
They are willing to fix things as requested, and have the capability to make
some special fixatives. If you need a rather unusual fixative, I'd
recommend shipping it to them. Turn around time is generally fast- they can
usually fill orders within a week or so of receiving the request.
Hope this helps
-Mike
Michael Archambault
Research Scientist
Osiris Therapeutics, Inc
marchambault@osiristx.com
410-522-5005 x 226
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> From: Abrahamson, Brian[SMTP:babraham@MACNEAL.COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 10:33 AM
> To: 'Histo Net'
> Subject: copper controls
>
> Hello all, I am new to this list so please forgive me if this has been
> discussed recently but I am in dire need of copper controls for our liver
> stain panel. We usually buy them from newcomer supply, (which gets them
> from another source) but lately they have been out of stock and backorder
> like crazy. We have attempted to make our own but to no avail. I have
> heard that fetal liver and dog liver are good controls but our fetal liver
> hasn't worked and we don't have any access to dog tissue (anymore). Does
> anyone have an idea for where to find or make or substitute a good copper
> control? We have already tried copper sulfate soaked liver to no avail.
>
> Thanks for all your help
>
> Brian Abrahamson
>
> Genesis Clinical Lab
> Berwyn IL USA
>
>
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