Shanghai immunohistochemical experiment

Immunhistochemistry, IHC), also known as immunocytochemistry, refers to A technique of qualitatively, positioning, and quantitatively determining the corresponding antigen by the immune response of the antigen antibody, the tissue, and the micro-chemical presence of the antigen antibody. It combines the specificity of the immune response, tissue chemistry, and observe its color change by means of a microscope (including fluorescence microscope, electron microscope), thereby achieving the tissue and cell antigen.

★ Service content:

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Deficing and hydration of paraffin slice; Block endogenous Peroxidase activity; antigen repair; Closed non-specific protein; An anti-incubation; SP ( [123 ] Streptocyin-peroxidase) reaction; DAB Select color; [123 ] Reset, dehydration, transparent, and sealing. Mirror test, take pictures. Shanghai immunohistochemistry test experiment ★ Information you need: [ 123] Fresh or formalin fixed tissue; paraffin embedded tissue and treated slide; [123

Cell slices, cell climbing, tissue frozen slices, tissue paraffin slices;

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★ Service price Specific price places, according to experimental difficult ways and customer requirements. Reference offer: Service item Description Service cost

Preparation ¥ 500.00 / indicator

Immunohistochemical slice u0026 le; 10 ¥ 120 / Zhang

Sliced u200b u200b11-30 sheets ¥ 90 / Zhang

[123 ] Slice u0026 GE; 30 ¥ 80 / Zhang Tissue embedding ¥ 35 / tissue

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Dyeing u0026 NBSP (¥ 30 / 张

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a working day.

★ Service commitment: Detailed experimental report, including experimental design, experiment Operation (including reagents and instrument information), picture collection, experimental results analysis, and micro-optical photos, etc.

★ Customer Tips: Need to provide detailed background information.

You can self-antibody, you can also make our company purchased. For quality, antibodies are preferably imported monoclonal antibodies.

Protein is easy to degrade, directly affects experimental quality, so avoid repeated freeze-thaw