Author: Rodig, Scott J
Title: Binding Antibodies to Attached Cells or Tissues in Preparation for Staining. Cord-id: 0y0erui5 Document date: 2020_8_3
ID: 0y0erui5
Snippet: Cells for staining are usually prepared from one of three sources: adherent cells, suspension cells, or whole tissues. Antibodies generally are applied directly to the area of the cells or tissues that is being studied. The antibodies can be labeled directly or they can be detected by using a labeled secondary reagent that will bind specifically to the primary antibody. Detection reagents for cell staining can be labeled with fluorochromes, enzymes, gold, or iodine.
Document: Cells for staining are usually prepared from one of three sources: adherent cells, suspension cells, or whole tissues. Antibodies generally are applied directly to the area of the cells or tissues that is being studied. The antibodies can be labeled directly or they can be detected by using a labeled secondary reagent that will bind specifically to the primary antibody. Detection reagents for cell staining can be labeled with fluorochromes, enzymes, gold, or iodine.
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