In addition to Rene's comments, fixation may be an issue. Deeper parts
of the block may not be as well fixed as the more superficial parts so
the farther into the block you go ....... :-(
Geoff
Greg Dobbin wrote:
Hi folks,
Has anyone experienced glycogen disappearing from previously
"excellent" control blocks of liver. A glycogen-laden liver should be
consistent throughout should it not? (ie we can't cut through it can
we??). Or is oxidation a possible culprit here (not heard of it)? Really
interested to get some feedback on this one.
Thanks so much,
Greg
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