Re: Reagent or Blended Alcohols
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From: | rkline@emindustries.com (by way of histonet) |
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Patrick,
Never used anything else but reagent alcohols for both routine and immuno
staining. I would stick with ethanol that is denatured with other alcohols
such as methanol and isopropyl. I wouldn't use alcohols denatured with
gasoline and ethyl acetate, these type of denaturants may interfer with
staining.
I used reagent alcohols in the tissue processors also. Some labs use
isopropyl alcohol also with good results.
Rande Kline HT (ASCP)
Technical Serivces
EM Science
"Patrick M. Haley " <pmhales@cybergap.net> on 02/05/99 03:17:06 PM
To: Histonet <HistoNet@Pathology.swmed.edu>
cc:
Subject: Reagent or Blended Alcohols
I am curious about the pros and cons of using reagent and/or blended
alcohol's for tissue processing and staining. Does anyone out there in
HistoCyberLand use these reagents?
I welcome all comments and advice.
Also, any users of Histoclear or FisherBrand Hemo-De Clearing agents? How
do these perform for you?
Thank You!!
Pat
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