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Routine Histopathology

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http://xula.eagle-i.net/i/00000135-67f5-2e24-77e4-a45080000000

Resource Type

  1. Material analysis service

Properties

  1. Fee for service
    Yes
  2. Resource Description
    - Sample Dissections and Handling- Includes fixation, dissection, snap-freezing, labeling, mounting, and/or storage prior to further processing of both paraffin and frozen samples - Tissue Processing (paraffin)- Required for samples submitted in formalin for paraffin microtome sectioning - Embedding (paraffin)- Required after tissue processing - Paraffin Sectioning- Includes 1 to 4 sections per slide (depending on sample size) - Frozen Sectioning- Includes 1 to 2 sections per slide (depending on sample size and procedure to be performed) - Deparaffinization- Required for all procedures on paraffin sections - Dehydration and Clearing- Required for all procedures (excluding fluorescence) involving both paraffin and frozen sections - Hematoxylin and Eosin- Routine histopathology stain for either paraffin or frozen sections - Cytospin
  3. Service Fee URL
    http://www.medschool.lsuhsc.edu/GeneTherapy/MIC/Cost/cost.html
  4. Contact
    Marrero, Luis, Ph.D.
  5. Service Provided by
    Morphology and Imaging Core (LCRC)
  6. Related Technique
    Cryosectioning
  7. Related Technique
    Tissue embedding
  8. Related Technique
    Tissue sectioning
  9. Related Technique
    Tissue fixation
  10. Related Technique
    Histological sample preparation
  11. Related Technique
    Staining
  12. Related Technique
    Chemical labeling
 
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Provenance Metadata About This Resource Record
  1. workflow state
    Published
  2. contributor
    kcespedes
  3. created
    2012-02-10T09:59:32.033-06:00
  4. creator
    tjohnson
  5. modified
    2012-08-15T09:38:03.819-05:00
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