Hi, I have what might be a silly question.  I am dealing with a lot  
of native fluorescence, particularly in the brain, 40 um floating  
sections.  At some point I want to mount the sections to observe the  
native fluorescence.  I have been doing this in a dimly lit room, but  
it can be difficult at times.  Do you think there would be a loss of  
signal if I mount the sections under normal light conditions?  Also,  
if I choose to do immunofluorescence should I be careful, I heard  
that FITC staining should be done in the dark and I assume the  
mounting should as well.

Any advice is appreciated.  Thanks, Caroline

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