Re: KPL's True Blue - fading?
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From: | Geoff McAuliffe <mcauliff@UMDNJ.EDU> |
To: | vedran lovic <vedranl@hotmail.com> |
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vedran lovic wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> Several months ago we've used KPL's True Blue instead of DAB in an
> immunocytochemistry (ICC) run for the first time. We were staining GnRH
> neurons in bird brains. At the time the procedure worked fine, but I just
> went back to quantify some neurons in these same brains and it seems that
> there has been a drastic fading of True Blue neuronal staining. Does anyone
> have any experience with True Blue? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanx.
>
> Ved Lovic
> University of Toronto at Mississauga
> 3359 Mississauga Rd. N. #1029e
> Mississauga, ON
> L5L 1C6
> (905)828-5297
> vedranl@hotmail.com
>
My experience is that DAB, even with intensification with nickel and cobalt,
will fade if Permount is the coverslip mounting medium. I don't know about True
Blue. I now use only DPX to mount coverslips.
Geoff
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