Steve:
  "Chauky white" sections are often an indication of poorly dehydrated tissue
  before the antemedium/infiltration step.
  How is the microscopic detail in those section? Do you have this problem
  in all of your sections? Are they more frequent in a given type of tissue?
  Answering to these questions could lead you to the cause of the problem.
  Hope this will help you.
  René J.

Steven Coakley  wrote:
  I've noticed that when I air dry my sections before drying them some of them are turning a chauky white. Might that indicate anything important. I really have not noticed this before in other places I work. I wipe off as much excess water with a kimwipe prior to letting the sections air dry vertically. Any thoughts.

Steve


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