Image Carolyn Doan HT (ASCP) Carolyn Doan received her ASCP registration in 1969 after completing classes at Georgia State University and St Joseph school of Histotechnology in Atlanta, Georgia. For 40 years she shared her passion for histology in research (at Yerkes Primate Research Center), in the clinical world (managing the Pathology Department at Florida Hospital in Orlando and serving on the board of the Florida State Licensure Task Force and as president of the Florida State Society for Histotechnology), and in industry (as a Sales executive, Marketing Manager and North American staining sales specialist). Since her retirement in 2013, she founded Creative Histology Consulting. Published Pieces by Carolyn Doan Special Stains – Which One, Why and How? Part III: Microorganisms – Bacteria and FungiTutorials (Knowledge Pathway) Microorganisms are living organisms which include bacteria, fungi, protozoa and viruses. Bacteria, fungi and protozoa can be identified and classified with histochemical procedures and viruses are generally identified with immunohistochemical procedures. 特殊染剂 – 哪一个、如何使用以及为什么？ 第 II 部分：结缔组织Tutorials (Knowledge Pathway) “特殊染剂”一词是指在传统 H&E 无法提供病理学家或研究人员需从组织玻片获得的所有信息时而使用的大量替代染色技术。 Special Stains – Which One, Why and How? Part I: Mucins and GlycogenTutorials (Knowledge Pathway) Mucins are a part of a complex group called carbohydrates. Mucins are mucopolysaccharides; they are important in cell growth as they help regulate the flow of nutrients between capillaries and cells and are known as “The Glue of Life”. H&E 染色 - 关于一致性和重现性的体验Webinars (Knowledge Pathway) Producing an H&E stained slide is a process. It starts way before the slide is loaded on a stainer or moved down through containers by hand. Producing quality, consistent and reproducible H&E stained slides is a process as well as a lesson in...
