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Understanding Immunohistochemistry Tools: Comparing Vibratomes, Rotary Microtomes, and Cryostats

Hi there! As Chief Scientific Officer at Precisionary Instruments, I’ve had the privilege of working with countless researchers to optimize their tissue sectioning for immunohistochemistry (IHC). Whether you’re studying protein localization, cellular structures, or disease markers, the quality of your tissue sections can make or break your experiment. One of the most common questions I […]

Written by Drew Frantzen on December 17, 2024

Introducing the Compresstome VF-800-0Z: Revolutionizing High-Throughput Tissue Sectioning

Challenges in High-Throughput Tissue Sectioning Are you facing challenges with tissue sectioning efficiency or the need for high-throughput slicing? If so, our latest innovation, the Compresstome VF-800-0Z vibratome, may hold the solution you’ve been searching for. Compresstome VF-800-0Z for High-Throughput Tissue Sectioning We are thrilled to announce the successful design and testing of our new […]

Written by Admin on February 13, 2024

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Understanding Immunohistochemistry Tools: Comparing Vibratomes, Rotary Microtomes, and Cryostats
Hi there! As Chief Scientific Officer at Precisionary Instruments, I’ve had the privilege of working with countless researchers to optimize their tissue sectioning for immunohistochemistry (IHC). Whether you’re studying protein localization, cellular structures, or disease markers, the quality of… Read more: Understanding Immunohistochemistry Tools: Comparing Vibratomes, Rotary Microtomes, and Cryostats
Lab Spotlight: Professor Sindy Tang at Stanford University
At Precisionary Instruments, we’re thrilled to shine a spotlight on innovative labs around the world that are advancing science in unique and meaningful ways. This month, we’re featuring the research led by Professor Sindy Tang at Stanford University, whose… Read more: Lab Spotlight: Professor Sindy Tang at Stanford University
What is the Difference Between On-Slide Staining vs. Free-Floating Staining?
Artificial Cerebrospinal Fluid (ACSF) is an essential buffer solution widely used in electrophysiology experiments, particularly to keep acute brain slices alive during research. This solution closely mimics the natural cerebrospinal fluid found in the brain and is designed to maintain neuronal viability and function during experiments like patch-clamp recordings. In this article, we’ll explore the importance of ACSF, its composition, and practical tips to optimize its use.

Category: Scientific Tools & Techniques

Understanding Immunohistochemistry Tools: Comparing Vibratomes, Rotary Microtomes, and Cryostats

Introducing the Compresstome VF-800-0Z: Revolutionizing High-Throughput Tissue Sectioning

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