Fluoro-emerald-suitable counterstain
| From: | "Richard L. Young" <ryoung2@mail.rah.sa.gov.au> |
Dear Histonetters,
I am attempting to mark the recording site for an extracellular
single-unit nerve recording that I undertook in ferret brain stem. I
have marked the site (by iontophoresis) with fluro-emerald (D-1820,
Molecular Probes) and wish to visualise the site under confocal
and/or fluorescence micropscopy.
I am seeking advise for a suitable fluorescent or non-fluorescent
counterstain that will not quench any fluoroscence from the primary
marker. Does anyone have any experience with propidium iodide,
toluidine blue-O or such, and suitable protocol details to effectively
counterstain these critical brain stem slices (50 micron).
Thanks in advance,
Richard L. Young, PhD
Nerve-Gut Research Laboratory
Level 1, Hanson Centre
Frome Road
Adelaide, South Australia 5000
Voice: +61 8 8222 4144
Facsimile: +61 8 8222 5934
Mobile: 0417 149 303
E-mail: ryoung2@mail.rah.sa.gov.au
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