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Does anyone have a working IHC protocol (preferably paraffin, otherwise 
frozen) for detecting human BMPRI-B (bone morphogenetic protein receptor 
type I B) a.k.a. ALK-6 (activin like kinase) with commercially available 
(R&D) or other antibodies?
-If so, where is the cellular staining observed: on the cell surface?
-what positive controls are used?

Thanks a lot!

-Harry Sweigard

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Does anyone have a working IHC protocol (preferably paraffin, otherwise frozen) for detecting human BMPRI-B (bone morphogenetic protein receptor type I B) a.k.a. ALK-6 (activin like kinase) with commercially available (R&D) or other antibodies?

-If so, where is the cellular staining observed: on the cell surface?

-what positive controls are used?



Thanks a lot!



-Harry Sweigard

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