JB-4 Embedding kits
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From: | "Grant, Gordon" <ggrant@transvascular.com> (by way of histonet) |
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Good evening Histonetters
I have been asked to deploy a metallic stent in a coronary artery then
process for plastic embedding. The specimen will then be cured, sawed in
half and polished to a clear fininsh and evaluated under a dissection
microscope. I found in Poysciences a JB-4 embedding kit. My question is
to you all is what dehydration and infiltration technique should I use?
I was thinking of using the processing schedule below:
1 50% ETOH 30 minutes
2 60% ETOH 30 minutes
3 70% ETOH 30 minutes
4 85% ETOH 30 minutes
5 95% ETOH 30 minutes
6 100% ETOH 30 minutes
7 100% ETOH 30 minutes
8 100% ETOH 30 minutes
9 100% ETOH/JB-4 4 hours
10 JB-4 overnight
11 Embed
It looked intriguing because it is water soluable, clear and
Polysciences says it can be done quickly.
Any advice?
Thanks Gordon
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