Enhanced fluidic method and apparatus for automated rapid immunohistochemistry

Enhanced fluidic method and apparatus for automated rapid immunohistochemistry

A sample processing system that may be configured to achieve rapid sample processing such as rapid histochemical processing may involve a wave element that can use angular microscopic slide movements to cause repeated elimination and reapplication of a fluidic substance perhaps through the action of...

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Hauptverfasser: Erickson, Page A, Everman, Michael R, Bell, Michael S, Edberg, Kevin S, Botke, Matthew M
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description A sample processing system that may be configured to achieve rapid sample processing such as rapid histochemical processing may involve a wave element that can use angular microscopic slide movements to cause repeated elimination and reapplication of a fluidic substance perhaps through the action of capillary motion in order to refresh a microenvironment adjacent to a sample such as a biopsy or other such sample. Through such refreshing of a microenvironment, depletion of the microenvironment is avoided and the time necessary for slide processing may be dramatically shortened.
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