Tissue Fixatives
Electron Microscopy Sciences Glutaraldehyde 2.5% in Phosphate Buffer, pH 7.4 500 ML
Glutaraldehyde is available for your convenience in a concentration of 2.5% in Phosphate Buffer.
pH: 7.4
Electron Microscopy Sciences Glutaraldehyde 2.5% Aqueous 500 ML
Glutaraldehyde is available for your convenience in a concentration of 2.5% aqueous.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Glutaraldehyde 3% Paraformaldehyde 3% in Phosphate Buffer, pH 7.4 500 ML
Glutaraldehyde 3% Paraformaldehyde 3% in Phosphate Buffer.
pH: 7.4
Electron Microscopy Sciences Mcdowell Trump's Fixative 1 LT
Mcdowell Trump's Fixative is prepared fresh upon receipt of order to ensure maximum shelf life.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Formalin-Acetone Fixative 500 ML
Stains for hematologic elements. See reference Williams, W.j., Beutler, E., Erslev, A.J. and Rundles, R.W. Hematology, 2nd Ed. McGraw-Hill, YY, c 1977, pp 1627-1628.
Electron Microscopy Sciences EMS Hemo-De Xylene Substitute 1 GL
The xylene substitute is for use in histology and cytology. It is safer and a more preferable alternative to xylene and cuases minimal tissue shrinkage. It can be used as a solvent and clearing agent, as well as for dissolving paraffin waxes, glues and adhesives. Dries slowly with no residue. It can be used in all procedures that require xylene and is less toxic than xylene. Soluble with alcohol, paraffin embedding media, and mounting media. Biodegradable.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Formaldehyde/Glutaraldehyde 2.5% in Sodium Cacodylate Buffer, 7.4 pH 10 ML
Premixed, prebuffered fixatives, are pH adjusted for immediate laboratory use. They are freshly prepared upon receipt of order to ensure maximum shelf life. The fixatives are filled in 20 ml glass vials (10 ml/vial). This allows for the immediate fixation of your specimens without costly and time consuming transfer associated with ampoule contained fixatives. In Sodium Cacodylate.
pH: 7.4
Electron Microscopy Sciences Russell's Modified Zenkers Solution 500 ML
Due to the hazardous nature of mercury, Zenker's fluid is no longer available. In place we are offering Russell's Zenker Fixative, which contains Zinc Chloride. The staining results produced by this fixative are comparable to those of Zenker's Stock solution. Russell's Modified Zenker's is used in the same manner as Zenker's stock solution.
Volu Sol Methanol (Technical), 128 oz / 3.78 L, Volu-Sol™
Methyl alcohol, technical grade. Variety of sizes
Electron Microscopy Sciences Russell's Modified Zenkers Solution 1 LT
Due to the hazardous nature of mercury, Zenker's fluid is no longer available. In place we are offering Russell's Zenker Fixative, which contains Zinc Chloride. The staining results produced by this fixative are comparable to those of Zenker's Stock solution. Russell's Modified Zenker's is used in the same manner as Zenker's stock solution.
Volu Sol PVA Fixative, Modified (Mercury Free), 32 oz / 1 L, Volu-Sol™
Developed as an excellent alternative to mercuric chloride PVA as a fixative for permanent staining. This item contains no mercury
Electron Microscopy Sciences Davidson's (Hartmann's) Fixative 4 LT
This is rapid fixative. Results with good nuclear detail and minimal formalin pigment. Hatmann's (Davidson's) Fixative is useful for preparing tumors, bone marrow, gynecologic specimen, fatty breast, medical biopsies. Fixation of small specimen is rapid. Exposure to the fixative should be limited to 24 hours (tissue may then be transferred to neutral buffered formalin or 70% alcohol for storage).
Based on the volume of 1125 ml solution, there is 2 part Formalin (35-39%), 3 part Ethanol, 1 part Glacial Acetic acid, and 3 part of tap water.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Bouin's Solution, 1L
Bouin's solution can be used as a fixation and a staining fluid. Bouin's fixative is excellent for use on biopsy specimens of the gastrointestinal tract. Tissue from the endocrine system are well fixed and many antibodies react well with tissue fixed in Bouin's. Bouin's solution may be used as a routine fixative or a staining solution, but should not be used as a preservative for tissue. Tissue cannot be held in Bouin's solution for extended periods. The maximum fixation time in this solution should be less than 48 hours and should be transferred to alcohol. Packaged in leak-proof histo-containers, prefilled and ready-to-use.The solution is formulated with Picric Acid saturated aqueous solution 75%, Formalin (40% aqueous formaldehyde) 25% and Glacial Acetic acid 5% in de-ionized water.