Guofeng

I frequently use the ready to use proteinase K from DakoCytomation on
formalin fixed, formic acid decalcified bone sections.  I get good
results using proteinase K with antibodies such as F4/80 in mouse
joints, ED-1 in rat joints.  IL-6 in both mouse and rat joints, mouse
neutrophils, factor H, BrdU and Factor VIII.  The other retrieval method
I use is BioGenex's DeCal.  I use that for CD45R in mice.  I try to stay
away from HEIR.

Liz

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Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 2:25 PM
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Subject: [Histonet] antigen retrieval in bone paraffin sections

Hello, all, 

Do you have some good suggestions about antigen retrieval in bone
paraffin sections? 

Thank you! 

 
Guofeng

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