I was wondering if anyone is using this enzyme. If so, where do you buy it?
Is it extremely expensive? Could you share your procedure for preparation?
Janet
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Sorry, I was referring to glycogen digestion and PAS staining.
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Although I have allowed Schiff's and Periodic acid to room temperature,
temperature may indeed be a factor. The ventilation system within this lab
is extremely effficient and takes in a great deal of outside air. I am in
Newfoundland, and lower outside temperatures are more common than we
The interesting thing about the test for Schiff reagent is that both texts
(Freida Carson's and Sheehan Hrapchak) both specify 37-40% formaldehyde.
Hence my confusion re; the color development
On Oct 6, 2010 3:24pm, gayle callis gayle.cal...@bresnan.net wrote:
I was taught to avoid aqueous
The interesting thing about the test for Schiff reagent is that both texts
(Freida Carson's and Sheehan Hrapchak) both specify 37-40% formaldehyde.
Hence my confusion re; the color development
On Oct 6, 2010 3:24pm, gayle callis gayle.cal...@bresnan.net wrote:
I was taught to avoid aqueous
