NOTE: GMA resin-based products (Technovit® 7100, 8100) should not be used when epoxy removal from specimens is required. There is no known method of GMA epoxy removal (including methoxide) that does not effectively render specimens unusable. Instead, MMA resin-based products such as Technovit® 9100 should be selected.
Microwave
Fixation
Microwave
Stimulated
Fixation With Preserve
Microwave
Applications, Techniques and Procedures
The Microwave Companion for histology
- Protocols
- Special Stains
- Fixation
- Tissue Processing
- Heath
- Tips & Tricks
- Safety
- Accreditation
- Regulation
- Testing
- FAQs
Special Stains Using
the Microwave
Joyce Moore of Jefferson Regional Medical Center, Pine Bluff AR
Microwave Processing
Techniques
for Microscopy
Energy Beam Sciences, Inc.
References for
Microwave
Polymerization of EM Resins
Microwave Antigen
Retrieval
Technique
Shi, Shan-Rong et al., "Antigen retrieval technique: A novel approach
to immunohistochemistry on routinely processed tissue sections," , in
Gu, J, ed. Analytical Morphology: Theory, Applications and Protocols,
BioTechniques Books, div. of Eaton Publishing, 1997.
Microwave
Irradiation of Cryostat
Sections Accelerates and Improves Nitric Oxide Synthase Staining,
Michele Forte and Jiang Gu, Cell Vision, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1994. posted
with permission.
Working Procedures
in Microwave
Histology,
Vincent R. Klump, Jr., HT (ASCP), Histology Services, East Haven, CT
Microwave
Tissue
Processing
From Donna Willis,
Harris Methodist Hospital, Ft. Worth, Texas
Microwave
Oven Quality
Control: Measuring Output
From Donna Willis,
Harris Methodist Hospital, Ft. Worth, Texas
Microwave
Biopsy
Histoprocessing Procedure III
From Denise Hardy, ARUP Laboratories, Salt Lake City, UT
Accumate
ô
RDO Rapid bone Decalcification Procedure
Immunolabeling
Immunogold Labeling
with BioSite
Colloidal Gold Reagents
BioSite
Cationic Colloidal Gold
Immunogold
Labelling in Scanning Electron Microscopy
General
Histology
Eliminate
Xylene from Your Lab
Plastic
Embedded Tissue
Staining
Procedures For Plastic Embedded Tissue
Verified at the Applications Laboratory of the Biomedical Division,
Sorvall Microtomes.
Acid
Orcein --
Azure-Eosin
Aldehyde Fuchsin,
Gomori's
Azan,
Modified Heidenhain's
Azure-Eosin,
Modified Nocht's
Amyloid
Congo Red (Alkaline)
Giemsa
Hematoxylins
Methyl Green --
Pyronin For Plasma Cells
Methyline Blue --
Basic Fuchsin, Lee's
Schiff
Stains
Silver
Stains
Van Gieson Stain
Oil
Red O Stain
Bob Schoonhoven, University of North Carolina
Alkaline
Phosphatase for Osteoblasts
Patsy Ruegg,
Metabolic Bone Disease Laboratory of the University of Colorado Health
Sciences Center
Acid
Phosphatase
Glycol
Methacrylate: Embedding and Staining
Technovit®
7100 and 8100 Application Information from Heraeus Kulzer Embedding
Protocols
For
Normal, Soft
Tissue
For
Immunohistochemistry
For Materials Samples
Sectioning
and Mounting Protocols
Preparing
Silanized Slides
Staining
Protocols
Protocols for
Lymphoid Tissue
Hematoxylin
and Eosin
Toluidene Blue
Prussian Blue
Periodic Acid Schiff
Giemsa Stain
Acid Phosphatase
(Barka & Anderson)
Alkaline Phosphatase
(Burstone)
Methyl
Methacrylate: Embedding and Staining
Technovit®
9100 Application Information from Heraeus Kulzer
