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Protein Detection - Immuno Electron Microscopy
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Protein Detection - Immuno Electron Microscopy
- Emma Kettle (Deactivated)
Owned by Emma Kettle (Deactivated)
Oct 26, 2020
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Immuno electron microscopy enables researchers to detect a particular antigen in a specimen by attaching an immunogold particle to it. This technique can be performed on resin or frozen (Tokuyasu) sections.
The staff at the WRH Electron Microscope Facility can provide a full service including specimen preparation, immuno-labelling, and digital images.
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