ULAM In-Vivo Animal Core Necropsy, Histology, & Pathology Request Form 2025

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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for submitting necropsy, histology, and pathology requests at the In-Vivo Animal Core (IVAC). It includes details on sample drop-off locations, contact information, necessary forms to fill out, and various services offered such as different types of necropsies and histological processing. Additionally, it provides instructions for mouse projects related to metabolic disease and mentions potential support from the NIH MMPC Grant.

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Begin by entering the 'Date In' and 'Date Out' fields. This information is crucial for tracking your samples.
Fill in the 'Accession #' and 'Shortcode' sections to ensure proper identification of your request.
Provide your details under 'Investigator', 'Department', 'Lab Contact', 'Phone', and 'Email'. This helps maintain clear communication.
Select the species and indicate if it’s a xenograft project by checking the appropriate box.
Specify the initial fixative and tissue type, along with any reagents submitted. Use the 'Special Instructions' section for additional notes.
For mouse projects related to metabolic disease, answer accordingly and include any MMPC order number if applicable.
Complete the necropsy and histology sections by indicating quantities needed for each service requested.

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