[Histonet] Query on authorship

Query on authorship Dear Colleagues: I am writing a small paper resulting from research done with two undergraduates many years ago (and, later on, involving several other colleagues using cutting-edge technology). As the results became obvious, both of the students agreed (orally, in person)

[Histonet] Corey's apology

Hi Histonetters, Corey Hubbard at Rankin sent me a message earlier today to apologize for accidently sending a message he intended to go to one person, out to the entire list. He did not intend to "advertise" and wanted to see if I could retract the message. Unfortunately, I cannot retract

[Histonet] UCSD Hiring a Histology Supervisor

Good Morning Netters,UC San Diego Health is opening a new hospital and is actively looking for a supervisor for the Histology, IHC and EM labs. You will be supervising a staff of 12 (soon to be 13). This is the job code: #JMC83529. This is the job title: Histotechnologist Supervisor Go to

Re: [Histonet] Histonet Digest, Vol 153, Issue 16

Hi Jim/Histonet world, This was a mistake and was not supposed to be posted. Histonet has already been emailed. Thank you! :) Message: 1 Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2016 13:23:34 -0400 From: Jim Anzaldi To: "histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu"

Re: [Histonet] Gallocyanine

Here's John Kiernan's extremely informative review of gallocyanine (that's how he says it's to be spelled) from the archives - I can't find a date on it. Really tells you everything you need to know to do Nissl staining with it.

Re: [Histonet] Gallocyanin - protocol

We used the stain to stain nissl substance in mouse lumbar spine. Purchased the dye from sigma - below is from the SDS Sheet Product name : Gallocyanine Product Number : 124508 Brand : Sigma-Aldrich CAS-No. : 1562-85-2 The procedure in Bancroft-Gamble uses Chrom Alum - which is chromium