Re: [Histonet] EDTA decalcification solution
Fawn:
This is how I used to prepare it:
EDTA --- 250g
Dist. water ---1,750 mL
Add the EDTA to the water in a hot plate with constant agitation (teflon covered magnet). When all the salt is dissolved the solution will have a "milky" appearance. Leave the solution reach room temperature and determine pH (ideally with a pH-meter). The solution will be acid ( wrote:
Hi everybody,
I am getting ready to decalcify some mouse femurs for immuno staining.
I know I have to use an EDTA decalcifier, but I do not know how to make
it. Does anybody have a protocol on this that they would be willing to
share?
Thanks in advance
Fawn
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