RE: eosinophil staining on frozen sections
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From: | Terry.Marshall@rgh-tr.trent.nhs.uk (by way of Marvin Hanna) |
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Chris,
This has already been touched on recently. The clue is in the name
eosinoPHIL - lover of eosin.
Just let the section briefly meet the eosin, the eosinophils will suck the
stuff up and (virtually) nothing else will.
Tee
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From: p=NHS NATIONAL INT;a=NHS;c=GB;dda:RFC-822=CKlemenich(a)chob.edu;
Sent: 24 January 2000 17:24
To: p=NHS NATIONAL
INT;a=NHS;c=GB;dda:RFC-822=histonet(a)pathology.swmed.edu;
Subject: eosinophil staining on frozen sections
Does anyone have a method for intensifing the staining of the eosinophils
on a frozen section using the standard H & E ? Would adjusting the pH of
the eosin help stain the eosinophils better ? The pathologist here have
been asking this question for years and I do not have an answer.
Chris Klemenich
Kaleida Health - Childrens Hospital of Buffalo
ckemenich@kaleidahealth.org
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