Novel disposable cell block processing device and method for high
Novel Modification of HistoGelBased Cell Block Preparation Method
Novel Modification of HistoGelBased Cell Block Preparation Method Improved Sufficiency for Molecular Studies by Natasha Rekhtman Darren J Novel Modification of HistoGelBased Cell Block Preparation Method Improved Sufficiency for Molecular Studies Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine United States doi 105858arpa20170030
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We describe a simple and readily adoptable modification of the HistoGel method which results in substantial improvement in cell capture in cell blocks leading to a significant increase in sufficiency for potential molecular and other ancillary studies
Novel Modification of HistoGelBased Cell Block Preparation Method
Novel Modification of HistoGelBased Cell Block Preparation Method
To address the current deficiencies especially suboptimal cellularity we developed a novel disposable cell block device XCellent with the main intent of enhancing cellularity while using existing laboratory equipment
Novel Modification Of Histogel Based Cell Block Preparation
This study proposes a userfriendly affordable and efficient method for making formalinfixed paraffin embedded FFPE organoid blocks and Optimal Cutting Temperature compound OCT embedded frozen organoids blocks which could concentrate organoid together without damaging or loss of samples
Novel Modification of HistoGelBased Cell Block Preparation Method
Here we detail a manual protocol based on isolation by density gradient centrifugation formalin fixing and paraffin embedding as well as morphological identification for cytological analysis and phenotyping by immunocytochemistry
This review explores the most commonly used cell block preparation techniques currently in use with review of the unique advantages and limitations each method presents
Novel modification of HistoGelbased cell block preparation method
An improved method for paraffinembedded cytological preparations
Novel Modification Of Histogel Based Cell Block Preparation
Cell blocks from ex vivo split samples showed that the HistoGel ethanol method yielded on average an 83fold range 120 greater cellularity compared with the standard HistoGelonly method
We describe a simple and readily adoptable modification of the HistoGel method which results in substantial improvement in cell capture in cell blocks leading to a significant increase in sufficiency for potential molecular and other ancillary studies
Conclusions We describe a simple and readily adoptable modification of the HistoGel method which results in substantial improvement in cell capture in cell blocks leading to significant increase in sufficiency for potential molecular and other ancillary studies
Cell blocks in cytology review of preparation methods advantages and
Novel Modification of HistoGelBased Cell Block Preparation Method Improved Sufficiency for Molecular Studies
In the first phase of this study we tested multiple modifications of the cell block preparation protocol to identify a method with the greatest cell capture using split fineneedle aspirations FNAs and scrapes from fresh surgically resected tumors ex vivo samples