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-----Original Message-----Greetings everyone,
From: WWmn916@aol.com [mailto:WWmn916@aol.com]
Sent: Thursday, 10 July 2003 11:30
To: histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
Subject: Warthin Starry microwave
Say, has anyone tried the microwave Warthin Starry method that is in Freida Carson histology book? I was successful in getting spirochete staining, but am wondering if since we can't use uranyl nitrate in our lab (which is why this particular procedure was appealing to try out) if some certain spirochete types will only stain using uranyl nitrate? The control piece of tissue I worked up this method with stained positive and without the uranyl nitrate. I need to know before I put this out to our doctors, whether or not there are some types of spirochetes that can only be demonstrated with uranyl nitrate. Thanks for any help.
Deb King, HT
Sacramento, CA
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