Glass or film coverslips are fine, but you have to make sure they are
clean, no excess mounting media, or bubbles. The scanners pick up a lot of
extra things you don't want scanned. Also, check with your pathologists to
see if they have an opinion one way or another about which coverslips they
Is there an IHC antibody that tests for Lupus? Does anyone know? If so
which?
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We wear scrubs. However, we are a small reference lab and our employer
bought us 4 sets of scrubs w/embroidered company logo to wear M-Th. I added
free-scrub Friday, so we can wear whatever scrub set we want to wear on
Friday purchased on our own.
On Jun 21, 2017 6:51 AM, "O'Donnell, Bill via
I am running into an issue with billing and which code is correct for
staining PGP9.5. Is it 88342? Also the billing guy asked me if thr
secondary goat, anti-mouse secondary antibody could be billed, can it? I
would appreciate any help I can get as soon as possible! He needs to bill
out today.
I am trying to find a way to obtain small bowel/intestine as a fresh/frozen
sample to be able to use it for a control with my staining for PGP9.5 free
floating IHC stain. Does anyone know where a good place would be to obtain
the needed control tissue?
*Haley Huggins, HT (ASCP)cm*
*Technical Lab
I would also be interested in knowing this tip if anyone knows it. I will
also have to check out that book. We only do cryostat sections at our lab.
*Haley Huggins, HT (ASCP)cm*
*Technical Lab Supervisor*
*1050 Las Tablas Rd, Suite 14*
*Templeton, CA 93465*
*Office: 877-230-1518*
On Fri, Oct 6,
Hello Histonetters,
It has been years since I had to create a multiplex of a dual-antibody
cocktail and for the life of me am having a brain block on the best way to
go about this. Does anyone have or know of a procedure to make this type of
cocktail?
*Haley Huggins, HT (ASCP)cm*
*Technical Lab
I sent to Lindsey in a private email which I thought I had hit reply all
that Michigan Society of Histotechnology also has a study guide for the
IHC, but you are right, Jay, that the Dako IHC manual is your best study
guide.
*Haley Huggins, HT (ASCP)cm*
*Technical Lab Supervisor*
*1050 Las Tablas
My suggestion for using the Dako IHC manual is not necessarily just about
the automated application, but about the antibodies themselves and what the
end results are supposed to be. It isn't the only thing you should use to
prepare for the QIHC exam, but if you want to learn about a large amount
I like the Halyard brand. We also use Confiderm from McKesson, those are
pretty good too.
*Haley Huggins, HT (ASCP)cm*
*Technical Lab Supervisor*
*1050 Las Tablas Rd, Suite 14*
*Templeton, CA 93465*
*Office: 877-230-1518*
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