RE: Coverslipping without clearing
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From: | "Yaskovich, Ruth A (NIDCR)" <RYaskovich@DIR.NIDCR.NIH.GOV> (by way of histonet) |
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Coverslipping without clearing. I had to cut tubes embedded in L.R. White a
E.M.
plastic and coverslipped in Permount without clearing my co worker showed me a
trick to put it on a slide warming tray for a day or so, then bubbles
disappeared. I haven't used any other mounting media but it would be worth
a try
with any of them.
Ruth Yaskovich
N.I.D.C.R. N.I.H.
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From: Instrumedics, Inc.
Sent: Monday, January 3, 2000 1:20 PM
To: HistoNet Server
Subject: Coverslipping without clearing
Does anyone have experience with coverslipping dehydrated sections
without
going through any clearing agent.
Jon in Yuba City finds that bubbles develop after a couple of days. He
wonders whether anybody has any advice.
He wants to try CureMount to see if it would work. I hope it does,
but I
have not tried that!
Bernice
schiller@instrumedics.com
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