Hi:

If you don't mind a "vendor" response, check out Kok & Boon's "Microwave 
Cookbook for Microscopists," page 184, or the "Library" section of our 
website:

http://www.ebsciences.com/papers/microwave.htm#Decalcification

Best regards,

Phil McArdle

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Webb, Dorothy L wrote:
> Does anyone use the microwave processor for decalcification of
> specimens?  If so, I would appreciate any protocols in this area. We
> have the Thermo Tissue-Wave which we use daily for processing small
> biopsies and cell blocks.
>
> Thanks ahead of time for any and all information either through my
> direct Email or this venue!!
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