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Electron microscopy protocols
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Electron microscopy related protocols by Dr.Christen Harris, Medical College of Georgia.
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Part A: Tissue Preparation
LTP Physiology Protocol
Vibroslicer VT 1000S
Slice Dissection and Vibratoming in Agarose
Stoelting Tissue Chopper ...
Gold labeling technique for electron microscopic identification and location of proteins
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Written by Maria Schnos, Institute for Molecular Virology, University of Wisconsin - Madison.
The method that has previously been used to gold-label proteins at the molecular level uses the following strategy (RecA protein bound to DNA will be used as an e ...
Immunogold labeling for two or more antigens
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This is the favorite electron microscopic immunolabeling protocol in the laboratory of Dr. G. V Childs at the University of Texas Medical Branch . The purpose of this protocol is to allow labeling for two (or more) antigens with sensitive, small protein-A conj ...
Standard Glutaraldehyde Fixation
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Standard Glutaraldehyde Fixation Protocl for TEM of Tissue (from EMSA interdisciplinary center at the Universiteit Utrecht). ...
Plasma Cleaner Operation Manual
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For optimal imaging and microanalysis in electron microscopy, it is imperative to have a clean, wellprepared specimen. This is the manual for Model 1020 Plasma Cleaner. (from EMSA interdisciplinary center at the Universiteit Utrecht). ...
More electron microscopy protocols
(Curr Protoc Cell Biol. 2006 Apr;Chapter 4:Unit 4.7)
microscopy.Peters PJ, Bos E, Griekspoor A.
Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
This unit describes subcellular localization of proteins/antigens using high-resolution cryo-immunogold electron microscopy, which allows study of topological biochemistry at the ultrastructural level. This is the most sensitive procedure for immunodetection of antigens on ultrathin sections prepared from chemically fixed cells or tissues, because aldehyde fixation is the only denaturation step. The omission of harsh organic solvents (such as those used for plastic embedding) ensures better preservation of protein antigenicity. Support protocols describe how to embed fixed material in gelatin, cryosection, and mount the sections on Formvar-coated grids. This unit is accompanied by eleven videos that illustrate many of the procedures used in this unit.
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19-May-2013 11:36 pm
