Re: Over Processed Tissue
Sherry,
Apart from the overheating of tissues already
mentioned I have found that tissues which have partially dried in the theatre
due to lack of quick fixation can also look like overprocessed tissue. I agree
with Ian Montgomery that the term is a confusing one and needs to be
replaced.The artefacts are due to reasons other than
"overprocessing".
Christine Lee,
Histologist School of Molecular
Biosciences,
University of Queensland,
Australia
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 9:57
PM
Subject: Over Processed Tissue
Dear Techs.,
Can over processed tissue be
salvaged??? If so, then does anyone have a
procedure for
soaking to revive tissue and reprocessing it afterwards??
Any
suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Sherry
Smith
Presbyterian Hospital
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