Peterside Rinle Kumbish

Histochemical and Morphological Evaluation of the Conventional Versus Two Rapid Microwave Tissue Processing Techniques

Tobias Peter Pwajok Choji, Peterside Rinle Kumbish, Anthony Ajuluchukwu Ngokere, Samuel Ifedioranma Ogenyi, James O. Adisa, Boniface Nnamdi Duru, Comfort Danchal, Linus Doro Danjuma, Kaneng Pam Sha & Rifkatu Davou Pam · Archives of Current Research International · 2015

Aims: To utilize the laboratory microwave as a processing instrument in place of the automatic tissue processor, to replace xylene with isopropanol in the clearing stage of tissue processing and check its effect on the chemical reactivity and tissue integrity, to establish a rapi...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ACRI/2015/20765

Assessment of the Conventional versus Two Rapid Microwave Processing Methods Using the Phosphotungstic Acid Haematoxylin Technique

Tobias Peter Pwajok Choji, Anthony Ajuluchukwu Ngokere, Samuel Ifedioranma Ogenyi, Peterside Rinle Kumbish, Lovelyn Peter Unubi, Mada Umoru Alesa, Ponfa Nden Zhakom, Emmanuel Ishaku Vomangai, Gwom Irmiya Davou & Charity Ezikiel Marcus · Annual Research & Review in Biology · 2016

Aims: To process tissues using the rapid microwave techniques and check their reactivity with the phosphotungstic acid haematoxylin. To establish a very fast and cheap method of tissue processing and evaluate its effects on tissue morphology and dye uptake. To eliminate xylene fr...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ARRB/2016/19219

Periodic Acid Schiff Reactions and General Tissue Morphology of Conventionally-processed versus Two Rapid Microwave-processed Tissues

Anthony Ajuluchukwu Ngokere, Tobias Peter Pwajok Choji, Samuel Ifedioranma Ogenyi, Peterside Rinle Kumbish, Gyang Davou Moses, James Saidu Ahmed, Isa Suleiman, Ruth Idzi Zamfara, Simon Mshelbwalaa Bukar & Victoria Davou Gwong · Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · 2015

Aims: To utilise the laboratory microwave as an instrument for a faster, cheaper and reliable tissue processing in the paraffin technique, to establish a processing schedule that eliminates xylene and replace it with a suitable alternative. To check the effect of microwave proces...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/BJAST/2016/19710

Histo-architechtural Evaluation of Conventional Versus Two Rapid Microwave Processing Techniques

Tobias Peter Pwajok Choji, Anthony Ajuluchukwu Ngokere, Samuel Ifedioranma Ogenyi & Peterside Rinle Kumbish · Biotechnology Journal International · 2015

Aims: This work aims to reduce the time of tissue processing, exclude xylene from tissue processing as well as to reduce the total quantity of reagents used per cycle of paraffin wax processing technique. Study Design: Harvesting and fixation of tissues. Grossing into triplicates...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/BBJ/2015/18948