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AB675

DAB Enhancer

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DAB Enhancer (ab675)is used as an easy-to-use DAB signal enhancer in conjunction with peroxidase based immunostaining systems e.g. IHC, ISH.

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To use as DAB signal enhancer in conjunction with peroxidase based immunostaining systems.

i) Add one drop (50μL) of DAB enhancer in 1mL of DAB incubation buffer.
ii) Add DAB chromogen and Peroxidase Block (3% Hydrogen Peroxide) to the above buffer.
iii) Incubate tissue sections with the incubation medium.

DAB is a widely used chromogen for immunoperoxidase staining and immunoblotting. It has been well accepted amongst pathologists because of its superior performance as compared to amino ethylcarbazole (AEC). DAB gives cleaner background as opposed to AEC. Specimens stained in DAB can be dehydrated in ethanol and cleared in xylene and can be mounted for permanent record keeping. Strength of signal generated during the immunostaining is the key to a good staining. This is a stable liquid solution which increases the staining intensity of the tissue specimens stained with DAB several fold and hence increases the efficiency of detection systems.

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Shipped at conditions
Ambient - Cannot Ship with Ice
Appropriate short-term storage conditions
Ambient
Appropriate long-term storage conditions
Ambient
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Publications (2)

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International journal of oncology 52:1224-1234 PubMed29532883

2018

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Zhipeng Zhang,Hongxi Chen,Yebin Lu,Tiecheng Feng,Weijia Sun

Clinical and vaccine immunology : CVI 18:667-75 PubMed21325486

2011

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Stefan Fernandez,Emily D Cisney,Shannan I Hall,Robert G Ulrich
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