Re: [Histonet] Fixation time and ISH

2022-03-07 Thread Rosa, Taylor via Histonet
Hi Greg, For any that have ISH staining, we add to the protocol that fixation should be 24-32h. Tissues are transferred to 70% EtOH after that. One thing to note is that for brain tissue, it should not be in 70% for longer than 24 hours, because tissue artifacts (vacuolization) will occur.

[Histonet] Fixation time and ISH

2022-03-07 Thread Greg Dobbin via Histonet
Background: I read on a vendor website that tissues stained using In situ hybridization should not exceed 32 hours fixation. Greater than 32 hours can produce false negative results because the validated retrieving protocol can be inadequate. We in fact have seen evidence of this in our lab