Help! (Immunohistochemistry)
Paul L Pearson
rambis at iastate.edu
Wed Aug 24 14:33:34 EST 1994
In <33fvss$510 at steele.ohsu.edu> nishir at ohsu.edu writes:
>In article <1994Aug23.233531.4030 at news.vanderbilt.edu> neeraj jain
><JAINN at ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu> writes:
>>
>>Hi
>>
>>I need tips on doing immunohistochemistry on sections of fragile tissues
>>like embryonic brain.
>>
>>e.mail replys welcome.
>>
>>Thanks for your time.
>>
>>neeraj jain
>>..............................................
>>JAINN at ctrvax.Vanderbilt.Edu
>>
>1. Immersion fix; wash; equilibrate in 30% sucrose
>2. Embed in tissue Tek; freeze; cut 10 micron cryostat sections
>3. Post-fix section after drying on slide if your antibody will put up with it.
>4. Be real gentle when changing solutions
>Any other questions feel free to email.
>Rae Nishi
>Oregon Health Sciences University
>Portland OR
I've been doing IHC on embryonic pig brains and use a technique similar
to this one described. I usually fix 24 hours in 4% Pf. Dry overnight
at 35oC if the antigenicity will hold.
Paul L. Pearson
--
More information about the Neur-sci
mailing list