I need my GMA plastic sections to fluoresce, that is the plastic itself.
For the embedded tissue itself, I am using DAPI and Alexa Fluor 488. So
the stain I choose for the plastic, which I need to see using
fluorescence, cannot interfere with the DAPI or Alexa Fluor 488.
This is basically a
Hi Everyone,
Happy Friday!
I am looking to use PhosStop and Complete (both from Roche) in my fixative for
cryosections (and cytospins). I have used in in the past in formalin for FFPE
xenografts, and now I want to use it as a cryo-section fixative. What I want
to know is:
has anyone
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Hello Netters,
We are looking for a recipe and instructions for Methylene Blue counterstain
and histology reagent, can anyone help.
Thank you.
Anita
Email: anitai...@aol.com
www.ImmunoBioScience.com
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Anita:
There are scores of formulas using methylene blue, but the majority use what is
called a saturated solution which is about 4.5% aq. sol.
Regarding the action time it is better for you to test some times and select
the one is more suitable for your purposes although it is usually used
Beth:
I evaluated the AS-Link/TPID and wasn't too impressed. Its the same basic
machine with a new outside/skin and the only difference is that in can read
barcode labels on the reagents. To me, the postive-ID part should be
handles by the LIS, not the staining system. One part of the deal that
