Dako immunostainer
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From: | Mark Elliott <MElliott@mrl.ubc.ca> |
To: | histonet@pathology.swmed.edu |
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Denise Long Woodward was asking what people were using on
their stainer with regards to buffer and diluent. We make up our own
TRIS buffer with Tween-20. Make up in multiples of 5 litres as we
need it (have the recipe taped directly to the buffer carboy so we
don;t have to look gfor it every time). For diluting the antibodies we
use a homemade 0.05 M Tris buffer with 1% BSA. Since we are in
research we tend to do all the same antibody on one run so
makeup only enough antibody for the particular experiment so don't
have the diluted antibodya round for long. Detection antibodies we
usually go through fairly quickly so they don't sit around diluted for
long. Works fine for us.
Mark Elliott, PhD
Research Associate
UBC-Pulmonary Research Lab
Room 292, St. Paul's Hospital
1081 Burrard St.
Vancouver, BC Canada V6Z 1Y6
604-806-8351 (FAX)
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