Calcium staining in brain sections
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Hello,
I am looking for calcium staining that can pick up
calcium in the brain. If anyone has experinence in
this are could you please send me protocols
I have found several methods in Thompson 1966
"Selected histochem and histopath methods". However I
am not sure if they have been used in the brain, to
see low quantities of calcium in the brain regions.
These methods include:
Von Kossa (modified Mallory)
Alizarin Red (McGee Russell)
Murexin (Kaufman and Adams)
Napthochrome Green B stain (Denz, modified by Pearse)
I much appreciate any help or advice in this matter,
Sincerely,
Ian Murray
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Dr I.V.J Murray, Postdoctoral Fellow
Centre for Neurodegenerative Disease Research,
3rd Floor Maloney, University of Pennsylvania
36th and Spruce St, Philadelphia, PA
19104 USA
tel (215) 662-3292 fax (215) 349-5909
e-mail: imurra@yahoo.com
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