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Immunofluorescence Double Staining Method Parallel Approach



Immunofluorescence Double Staining Method Parallel Approach

Nice protocol on double staining of cells, tissue sections (from IHC world).

The double-immunofluorescence or triple-immunofluorescence technique uses two or three primary antibodies raised from hosts of different species. For example mouse-anti-actin and guinea pig-anti-integrin. Primary antibodies are mixed at pre-determined concentration before incubation with sections. It is pivatol to use highly specific secondary antibody in double-immunofluorescence staining to avoid cross-reaction and high background.

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Last update 24-May-2007, Rating Fair of 2 votes.


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