Shouldn't you have fixed it before? Maybe that's why it appears 'burnt'.


I think a little more detail could help. Type of tissue, type of primary
fixation, etc, etc.

Best wishes

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Subject: [Histonet] Burnt tissue

Hi everyone,
   
  Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to fix tissue that has a
burned appearance after processing?
   
  Any suggestions you may provide would be greatly appreciated.  Happy
Thanksgiving.
   
  Louri

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