By stellate cells do you mean Kupffer cells, the fixed macrophages 
in the sinusoids? If so, any antibody that stains macrophages will work. 
For mouse Mac1 or F4/80 will work on frozen sections of fixed tissue.

Geoff

Michele Ellender wrote:

>Hello all,
>does anyone have a staining method to stain for stellate cells in mouse
>liver sections?
>Thanks,
>Michele 
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>Dr Michele Ellender
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