[Histonet] Animal tissue too dry after processing

[Kate Bummer via Histonet]

Naira

Did you get feedback on the tissue processing protocols for small and large 
animal tissues?  If so I would be interested in obtaining those from you?  
Thanks in advance if you can forward them on to me.

Kate

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[Histonet] Animal tissue too dry after processing

[Naira Margaryan via Histonet]

Hello,

Animal tissue too dry after processing.

Could you please suggest the best processing protocols for large (dog,
rabbit) and small (rat, mice) animal tissues?

Thanks in advance,
Naira
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