Immunofluorescence

This guide will help you: Learn about the IF workflow and how to optimize each step. Quickly identify and choose the most appropriate fluorescent secondary conjugates. Select the best anti-fade medium to preserve your fluorescence signal for imaging and archiving

For those wanting additional details on the simple protocol and mode of action of the TrueVIEW Autofluorescence Quenching Kit, this brochure contains clear, concise scematics, comparision data with other types of quenchers, and customer testimonials.

Choosing an effective mounting medium is especially important for immunofluorescence imaging. Fluorophores are susceptible to photobleaching and fading from both the imaging excitation light and during storage. The right mounting medium will protect your samples for short- and long-term use and archiving

Completely new formulations of curing antifade mounting media for immunofluorescence applications. These newest additions to our VECTASHIELD portfolio were developed with customer feedback to improve on parameters such as ease of use and retention of specific staining intensity over time.

a new non-setting antifade formulation has been engineered to provide consistent, reliable signal retention of all commonly use fluorophores to meet the demands of research labs utilizing multiple specimen types, on various platforms, that require same day imaging and archiving options.