商品编号


4810-30-K



品牌


Trevigen



公司


Trevigen, Inc



公司分类


Apoptosis



Size

30 Samples

商品信息

Description

This complete kit provides all the reagents required for labeling including two perme
ABI
lization reagents, labeling and detection reagents, stop buffers, counterstain, and TACS-Nuclease? reagents for generating positive controls with your own samples. Please refer to our components?listing for details.

FEATURES:


TdT based
in situ
labeling.

Cation optimization for high signal and low background.

Complete kit providing DAB and Methyl Green Counterstain.

Includes both Proteinase K and exclusive Cytonin? non-enzymatic perme
ABI
lization reagent.

Includes TACS-Nuclease? control reagents.


APPLICATIONS:


In situ
detection of apoptosis by TUNEL-based assay in fixed frozen, paraffin embedded, or plastic embedded cells and tissues.

Light microscopy.


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Catalog # 4810-30-K includes :



Catalog Number

Description

Qty



4800-30-01

Proteinase K

1



4800-30-07

Diaminobenzidine

1



4800-30-09

DAB Enhancer

1



4800-30-15

TACS-Nuclease?

1



4810-30-04

TACS? 2 TdT dNTP

1



4810-30-05

TdT Enzyme

1



4810-30-09

50x Cobalt Cation

1



4810-30-10

50x Magnesium Cation

1



4810-30-14

50x Manganese Cation

1



4800-30-06

Streptavidin-HRP

1



4800-30-16

TACS-Nuclease? Buffer

1



4800-30-18

Methyl Green 1%

1



4810-30-02

TACS? 2 TdT Labeling Buffer

1



4810-30-03

TACS? 2 TdT Stop Buffer

1



4876-05-01

Cytonin?

1




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