Re: Intestine fixation
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From: | "Kelly Pruitt" <kpruitt@cvm.tamu.edu> (by way of histonet) |
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Do you have any text books? Fixing tissue is something that a basic text
book can answer. There are a number of books on the market that explain
this is in detail. There are a few "bibles" that we have in our lab that
go in to depth. When I was studying for the registry exam I used Frieda
Carson's book Histology a Self instructional text. That may not be the
exact name of the book, but you get the idea.
Kelly S. Pruitt HT ASCP
>>> Anupma Gupta <anupmagupta@yahoo.com> 11/02/99 03:06PM >>>
Hello histonet users,
I am trying to fix, embedd(paraffin) and section the
mouse intestine - from stomach to rectum. What is the
best procedure to do it and obtain nice sections of
different parts of the GI track.
I don't have a hands-on experience in it and would
like as much details as possible.
thank you
Anupma Gupta, Ph.D
Lexicon genetics
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