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Why the Universal Buffer? Epitope recovery on formalin-fixed, paraffin embedded tissue sections, requires heat-induced treatment… Show more (+) Why the Universal Buffer? Epitope recovery on formalin-fixed, paraffin embedded tissue sections, requires heat-induced treatment in buffer or, sometimes, proteolitic treatment of the deparaffinized tissue section. Which buffer to use, greatly depends on the exact antibody and the properties of the recognized epitope, therefore, one can find in literature and practice use of many buffers, […] Show less (-) |
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A new class of blocking solutions based on chemically modified and fragmented ultra-pure casein. Effectively… Show more (+) A new class of blocking solutions based on chemically modified and fragmented ultra-pure casein. Effectively reduces unwanted binding of primary antibody and conjugates you use to charged surface of the slide and tissue section. Greatly reduces non-specific binding while preserving the specific reaction, by saturating potential non-specific protein-protein interactions. Moreover, in contrast to BSA-based, IgGm casein or serum-based blocking solutions there is no interaction of specific antibody and blocking protein itself. or oth Is not comparable to other commercially available or home-made blocking solutions. Recommended for research and diagnostic pathology, especially for retrieved sections and polyclonal antibodies. Storage : 4-8°C Technical Data Sheet Show less (-) |
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Immunoassay buffer is used as a 1x in all immunoassays (immunofluorescence, IHC, ELISA, WB etc… Show more (+) Immunoassay buffer is used as a 1x in all immunoassays (immunofluorescence, IHC, ELISA, WB etc.) as a washing buffer and it can be used as a dilution buffer for antibodies; however it does not contain any carrier proteins. This buffer also does not contain any phosphate, sodium azide or mercury as preservatives and can be […] Show less (-) |
