Robyn,
	If you are already set up to do IHC the you probably have all of the
necessary deparaffinization and rehydration/dehydration set up,  all you
need is a good Hematoxylin & Eosin. I would recommend you try Richard-Allan.
You could but a pint of Hem, a pint of Eosin and a gallon of clarifier and
be good to go. I like their 7211 Hematoxylin, it is stable for a long while
and very consistent.
Best of luck!
Mary Georger
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> From: 	Robyn Bilinski[SMTP:rtbilins@mail.med.cornell.edu]
> Sent: 	Wednesday, September 30, 1998 2:42 PM
> To: 	Histonet
> Subject: 	H & E and nitrile gloves
>
> Hello Histonetters;
>
> We are a small research lab that does some IHC, and would like to do our
> own H&Es.  Does anyone know of a vendor that sells a kit with the reagents
> you need to do H&Es?  If not, where can I order the appropriate reagents.
> (I noticed that there are many different formulations of Hematoxylin and
> Eosin).  Also, I read the discussion on nitrile gloves, and would like to
> know where I can order some that would be appropriate for daily use.
>
> thanks a million!
>
> Robyn
>
>
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> Robyn Bilinski
> Dept. of Surgery
> The New York Hospital - Cornell Medical College
> NY, NY 10021
>
> E-Mail: rtbilins@mail.med.cornell.edu
>
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