Histology
Histo-Clear
$57.00 – $3,975.00
Catalog Number: HS-200
- Rapid Clearing without the Toxic Hazards of Xylene
- Biodegradable: Natural Product with Food Grade Rating Worldwide
- Compatible with Most Popular Mounting Media
- Superior Results with Low Citrus Odor
Description
The use of Histo-Clear in the laboratory means no longer having to breathe xylene when preparing histological sections. Distilled from oranges, carefully purified, and stabilized, Histo-Clear is one of the safest clearing agents available.
Histo-Clear not only improves safety but also results. Histo-Clear leaves tissue less hard and brittle than xylene, facilitating the cutting of thin sections and prolonging microtome blade life. Nuclear morphology is rendered in fine detail. Histo-Clear enhances the clarity and vibrance of acidophilic stains and improves staining of Harris’ Hematoxylin with a brighter Eosin background. Histo-Clear can directly substitute for xylene and yields excellent results in automated tissue processing.
Additional information
Weight | 8 lbs |
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Dimensions | 7 × 5 × 12 in |
Safety Overview
Safety Summary (see SDS for complete information before using product):
Appearance and Odor
Colorless, mobile liquid with citrus odor.
EMERGENCY OVERVIEW – IMMEDIATE HAZARD
COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID. ALL MATERIALS IN THIS PRODUCT ARE GRAS (GENERALLY REGARDED AS SAFE). HOWEVER, THIS PRODUCT MAY BE HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED IN SUFFICIENT VOLUME. INGESTION MAY CAUSE VOMITING, HEADACHE, AND OTHER MEDICAL PROBLEMS. THIS PRODUCT MAY BE IRRITATING TO SKIN AND EYES. INHALATION CAN CAUSE NOSE, THROAT, AND RESPIRATORY TRACT IRRITATION, COUGHING AND HEADACHE. EXTREMELY OLD OR IMPROPERLY STORED PRODUCT MAY BEGIN TO ACCUMULATE POTENTIALLY SENSITIZING BREAK-DOWN PRODUCTS.
EMERGENCY OVERVIEW – CHRONIC HAZARD WARNING
PROLONGED OR REPEATED EXPOSURE CAN CAUSE DRYING, DEFATTING AND DERMATITIS OF SKIN.
- Working Safely with Fixatives
- Tissue Processing for Electron Microscopy
- The Chemistry of Dyes and Staining
- Suggested procedures for processing fixed tissue
- Staining Tissue Sections for Electron Microscopy
- Staining Procedures
- Sectioning Tissue for Electron Microscopy
- Sectioning
- Overview of the Paraffin Technique
- Overview of Fixation
- Non-Aldehyde Fixatives
- Mounting Tissue Sections
- Immunohistochemistry
- Fixing Tissue for Electron Microscopy
- Factors Affecting Fixation
- Embedding
- Electron Microscopy
- Detection Systems in Immunohistochemistry
- Dehydration
- Decalcifying Tissue for Histological Processing
- Clearing Tissue Sections
- Artifacts in Histologic Sections
- Antibody Binding
- Aldehyde Fixatives