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Hms slide stainer

Manufactured by Zeiss

The HMS slide stainer is a laboratory equipment designed for automated staining of histological and cytological samples on microscope slides. It features programmable staining protocols and can handle multiple slide racks simultaneously. The device is intended to streamline and standardize the staining process in research and clinical laboratory settings.

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Fabrication and Thermal Analysis of PDADMA/PAA PEMs

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50-layer pairs of PDADMA/PAA PEMs
were prepared on a Germanium
(Ge) FTIR crystal using an automated Carl Zeiss HMS slide stainer.
First, PDADMA and PAA solutions were prepared at 0.15 M and pH 3 to
match the final total concentration of the prepared PECs at a 1:1
mixing ratio. The Ge substrate was cleaned with acetone before deposition.
The first layer was deposited by dipping the Ge substrate in PDADMA
solution for 15 min, followed by three separate rinse steps for 2,
1, and 1 min in Milli-Q water at pH 3. The second layer was deposited
by dipping in the PAA solution, followed by three similar rinses.
These two steps were repeated a total of 50 times to form 50 layer-pairs.
The PEMs were dried under ambient conditions overnight before VT-FTIR
spectroscopy measurements.
The coated Ge FTIR crystal was fitted
in a custom-made sample stage from Harrick Scientific Products Inc.
connected to a Bruker Tensor II FTIR spectrometer. First, background
spectra of the bare Ge crystal were collected at 10 °C intervals
from 27 to 75 °C. FTIR spectra were recorded from 4000 to 600
cm–1 at a resolution of 2 cm–1 in the attenuated total reflectance (ATR) mode at each studied temperature
in triplicates.
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Fabrication of Polyelectrolyte Multilayers

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An automated Carl Zeiss HMS slide stainer was used to fabricate
free-standing PSS/PDADMA PEMs on Teflon substrates. First, PDADMA
and PSS solutions were prepared at 1 g/L concentration and at identical
NaCl or KBr ionic strength. The ionic strength for each salt was varied
from 0.25–1.0 M (0.25, 0.5, 0.75, and 1.0 M). Eight samples
of PSS/PDADMA PEMs were prepared: four in the presence of NaCl and
four in the presence of KBr. The Teflon substrates were sonicated
in ethanol for 15 min followed by thorough rinsing with Milli-Q water.
The first layer was fabricated by dipping the substrates in PDADMA
solution of a certain ionic strength for 15 min, followed by three
separate rinse steps for 2, 1, and 1 min in Milli-Q water at matching
ionic strength. The same process was repeated for the second layer
by replacing the PDADMA solution with a PSS solution to form a layer
pair. A total of 140 layer pairs were prepared with a final rinse
step in pure Milli-Q water for 5 s to remove any excess salt. The
PEMs were dried under ambient conditions overnight and then dried
under vacuum at 115 °C for 3 h. The completed PEMs are denoted
as (PSS/PDADMA)140.
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