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Preparation Of Paraffin-Embedded Sections For Immunohistochemistry

Preparation Of Paraffin-Embedded Sections For Immunohistochemistry (archive)

Protocol from Chemicon.

Tissue sections (5-7 ¦Ìm thick) are cut from paraffin-embedded blocks on a microtome and mounted from warm water (40¡ãC) onto adhesive microscope slides. Sections are allowed to dry overnight at room temperature or 40¡ãC ... ...

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