I still use old-fashioned gelatin-subbed slides, but now you have me
wondering...  Can anyone offer any advice as to any advantages &/or
disadvantages of poly-L-Lysine relative to gelatin for this purpose?  My
work is with brain sections (rat and human) if that matters.  Thanks in
advance for any suggestions!   Susan
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To: "Agustín Venzano" 
Cc: "HistoNet Server" 
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: Poly-L-Lysine


>
> http://www.sigma-aldrich.com/sigma/proddata/p0879.htm
>
>
> product page for Poly-L-Lysine for the powder
>
> we actually use the Poly-L-Lysine solution (s2171) from Poly Scientific
(US
> 800-645-5825)and are very happy with them doing the QC andQA for us and it
> works wonderfully
>
>