AW: Xylene Substitutes
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From: | Joachim Siegmund <j.siegmund@pmail.net> |
To: | Tonya Van Der Velde <tonya.van.der.velde@marine.csiro.au>, histonet@pathology.swmed.edu |
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Hi Tonya,
We used Histoclear in our stainings instead of Xylene, worked fine so far.
For our coverslipper,we had to add a final Xylene-bath.
In our tissue-processor we used the substitute from Merck Neo-Clear.
Joachim
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Von: Tonya Van Der Velde [mailto:tonya.van.der.velde@marine.csiro.au]
Gesendet: Monday, June 19, 2000 2:00 AM
An: histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
Betreff: Xylene Substitutes
Hi,
Has anyone used the Shandon Xylene Substitutes as a clearing agent. Does it
do a good job?
thankyou in advance
Tonya
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