"Alkaline Phosphatase detection (red), HRP detection (brown)" human lymph node.

"Alkaline Phosphatase detection" human lymph node

Dua immunohistochemistry: "Alkaline phosphatase detection" human lymph node

"HRP detection" human tonsil

Hematoxylin and Eosin Stain, mouse embryo

The Medical College of Georgia Department of Pathology has established the Georgia Research Pathology Services laboratory that prepares and stains animal and human tissue for your basic and clinical research.

The GRPS laboratory can prepare and stain a large volume of tissue at a fraction of the cost of patient-service laboratories where administrative costs tend to be higher and patients, by necessity, take priority over research samples.

Prices can be negotiated based on the volume and types of services you need.

Services include:

• Processing and embedding only
• Blanks from existing paraffin block
• Frozen sections
• Hematoxylin and eosin staining
• Special histochemical stain
• Immunohistochemical stains
• Developing an antibody protocol
• In situ-hybridization
• Preparation of publication quality photomicrographs

For more information, contact:

Kimberly Smith, H.T. (ASCP), QIHC, Chief Histologist, (706) 721-3111. Ms. Smith is certified in histology and qualified in immunohistochemistry by the American Society for Clinical Pathology.