times for processing mouse lymph nodes
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From: | Edna_J_Gonzalez/Powderject@powderject.com |
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I'll like to process mouse lymph nodes in my Citadel 1000 tissue processor
(to make paraffin blocks). The samples are about 2 mm. I would like to know
what will be the time range for each station.
This is the set up I have in my tissue processor:
10% neutral buffered formalin (station 1)
10% neutral buffered formalin (station 2)
70% ethanol (station 3)
95% ethanol (station 4)
95% ethanol (station 5)
100% ethanol (station 6)
100% ethanol (station 7)
100% ethanol (station 8)
xylene (station 9)
xylene (station 10)
wax (station 11)
wax (station 12)
I usually process pig skin samples. Samples are like a nickel, a big size
if you compared with mouse lymph nodes. If you have processed lymph nodes
or other mouse parts, please let me know. Thanks.
Edna
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