Histotechniques
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Histotechniques
Content:
Tissue Processing
Specimen Accessioning
Gross Examination
Fixation - types of fixatives
Aldehydes
Mercurials
Alcohols
Oxidizing agents
Picrates
Fixation - factors affecting fixation
Buffering
Penetration
Volume
Temperature
Concentration
Time interval
Fixatives - general usage
Tissue Processing
Sectioning
Frozen Sections
Staining
H and E staining
Coverslipping
Decalcification
Artefacts in Histologic Sections
Problems in Tissue Processing
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Last update 03-May-2005, Rating Fair of 4 votes.
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Well procedurised but try to ellaborate some processes.such as dehydration ,clearing,embedding etc.
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j'ai besoin d'aide pour les techniques immunohistochimiques appliquées au maladies de poisson d'élevage : decentrarchus labrax
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I need help with tissue processing. Many of our tissues are under processed. What are the critical times for tissues in 70,95,100% EtOH? Coroner brain specimens seem to be the biggest problem.
Any suggestions?
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GREAT WEB SIGHT
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