Re: Aqueous mounting media
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From: | Katri Tuomala <katri@istar.ca> |
To: | greg tesdall <gtesdall@yahoo.com> |
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Date: | Mon, 25 Oct 1999 21:19:24 -0400 |
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Hi Greg,
As a temporary solution you can use a mixture of equal parts of pure
glycerin and distilled water (R.I. 1.397).
For a more permanent aqueous mounting media you could make Kaiser's
Glycerin Jelly (R.I. aprox. 1.47):
Gelatine 10 g
dist. water 60 ml
Pure glycerin 70 ml
Phenol(crystals) 0.25 g
Dissolve gelatine in the water in a beaker placed in water-bath before
adding the glycerin and phenol. When completely mixed, and while still
fluid, decant into small screw-cap jars. For use, melt by placing in
paraffin oven or in warm water. Preparations mounted in glycerin-jelly
should be ringed.
Hope this helps. Katri.
Katri Tuomala
Anatomic Pathology
St.Joseph's Hospital
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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