We have started doing routine immunohistochemistry on our stainer and have a large waste container that includes diaminobenzidine (DAB). We would like to inactivate it so we don't have to pay to have the waste removed. Can anyone help me? What do people use to inactivate their DAB? Thanks! Peggy
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