Re: [Histonet] Microwave processors

From:Phil McArdle

Hi Brian:

Please forgive a "vendor" response; there are standalone microwave 
tissue processors that work in conjunction with your existing work flow 
(and which, with vacuum, can accommodate relatively thick fatty 
specimens), and autoprocessors that also incorporate microwave 
technology. For more information, including protocols, etc., you can 
visit the "library" section of www.ebsciences.com.

Hope this helps!

Best regards,

Phil McArdle
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Phil McArdle
Microwave Product Manager
Energy Beam Sciences, Inc.
Tel:  800.992.9037 x 341
Fax: 860.653.0422
PMcardle@ebsciences.com
www.ebsciences.com
"ADDING BRILLIANCE TO YOUR VISION"



Brian Chelack wrote:
> Can any one provide me with information regarding microwave tissue
> processors? What is the quality of the sections derived from microwave
> processors compared to regular processors? Are there any reliability issues?
> Do you need to trim in very thin tissues? Anything else?
>
>
> Thanks 
>
> Brian Chelack
> Prairie Diagnostic Services
> 2604-52 Campus Drive
> Saskatoon SK
> S7N 5B4
> 306-966-7241
>
>
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