Zinc formalin
Zinc formalin is a laboratory reagent used in the fixation and preservation of biological samples. It is a solution of zinc sulfate and formaldehyde in water. The primary function of zinc formalin is to maintain the structural integrity of cells and tissues, allowing for better microscopic examination and analysis.
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8 protocols using zinc formalin
Uterus Tissue Isolation and Preservation
Pluripotency and β-cell Differentiation Imaging
Cardiac and IMA Perivascular Adipose Tissue Isolation
Histological Characterization of Vascular Tissues
Histological Analysis of Tumor and Lung
Lung Tissue Fixation and Histology
Lung Tissue Fixation and Sectioning
Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis of Extracellular Vesicles
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