Re: TUNEL stain
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From: | RUSS ALLISON <Allison@cardiff.ac.uk> (by way of histonet) |
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Sorry Carol, this got bounced back to me, as you can see.
Re-directing it to histonet.
From: RUSS ALLISON <Allison@cardiff.ac.uk>
To: "Carol Tanck"@forest.uwcm.ac.uk
Date: Wed, 6
Jan 1999 07:32:23 GMT
Re: TUNEL stain
Cc histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
I have probably said this before but it bears repeating! I think I
got caught out using TUNEL (Boeringer Mannheim kit - but it applies
to all).
Endogenous nucleases can be a source of non-specific staining (or
maybe just unwanted staining, but that's another debate).
Diethyl pyrocarbonate can inhibit the endogenous nuclease.
See: Stahelin, Marti. Solioz, Zimmermann & Reichen. J Cliinical
Pathology: Molecular Pathology.1998;51:204-208.
In my results, there was a lot of positivity and little correlation
with morphological indicators of apoptosis.
Russ Allison, Wales
Russ Allison, Wales
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