The  most  important  part= about working up a new antibody is to have
   known  positive  tissue  to use as= a control, if you do not have that
   everything  you  do is a shot in the dark= , you will not know if your
   protocol  is  not  working  or  the  control  you  are  = using is not
   expressing that antigen.  Each antibody has it's own requ= irement for
   pretreatment or not.  We do what Liz does and sometimes ad= d in a ph8
   buffer  when  nothing  else works.  Just to save on slides to = run we
   start  with no ar and ph6 and if we do not get good results, go to ed   ta  
ph9,  then PK, then ph8, if all these fail, we revert to overnight
   incuba=  tion  of  the  primary  ab  after  the most agressive high ph
   buffers and/or enzy= me digestion.  If that fails we give up.  This is
   all  of  course  a=  fter the best antibody titer has been determined.
   Some of my experien= ce points to antibodies that are expressed in the
   nuclei  may  prefer  high  ph=  AR,  this  is  just  a  trend  I  have
   noticed, definitely not something I h= ave proven.

   Regards,<= /font>

   Patsy


     


   
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Subject: [Histonet] RE: Antigen retrieval
   
From: Elizabeth Chlipal= a <[1]l...@premierlab.com>
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Date: Wed, June 13, 2012 7:32 am
   
To: 'Mike Tighe' <[2]mti...@trudeauinstitute.org>,
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"[3]histo...@lists.uts=       outhwestern.edu       ([4]h   
isto...@lists.utsouthwestern.edu)"
   
<[5]histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu>
   
   
Mike
   

   
Retrieval  methods  are  also  based  upon  the  antibody= . During
   protocol  development we try several different retrieval methods -= no
   retrieval,  enzymatic  (proteinase  K), pH6 and pH9, we then determine
   the=  best method and go from there. One retrieval method may not work
   for all = antibodies.
   

   
Liz
   

   
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   [[8]mailto:histonet-bounces@lists.utsouthw=  estern.edu]  On Behalf Of
   Mike Tighe
   
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 201= 2 8:27 AM
   
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   ([10]histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu)
   
Subject: [Histo= net] Antigen retrieval
   

   
Does  anyone  have  a  favorite antigen ret= rieval method for FFPE
   mouse  tissues that they would be willing to share? I= have been using
   citrate  buffer  Ph6.0  with poor to moderate results. Thanks= for any
   help!
   

   

   

   
Mike
   
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