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From: Peter Okkema <okkema@uic.edu>
Subject: TSA amplification for immuno-staining
Organization: University of Illinois at Chicago
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Does anyone have experience using NEN's TSA fluorescence systems for
immuno-staining C. elegans, and how did it work?  What secondary
antibodies and detection systems did you use?  Thanks for any advice.

Pete Okkema





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