Preheated antigen unmasking solution
Preheated antigen unmasking solution is a laboratory reagent used to expose antigenic sites within tissue samples. The solution is pre-heated to a specific temperature to facilitate the process of antigen retrieval, which is a crucial step in immunohistochemistry and other related techniques.
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2 protocols using preheated antigen unmasking solution
Alpha-Gal Epitope Detection in Skin
Immunohistochemistry Protocol for Tissue Samples
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