[Histonet] IHC protocols for Parvovirus Cat and dog
Greg Dobbin
dobbin <@t> upei.ca
Thu Jun 10 08:59:10 CDT 2004
I used to do immunoflourescent staining for CPV and feline
panleukopenia virus on frozen sections when I worked in a virology
lab, and they worked fine. I would therefore have expected IHC to
be possible as well. Are you using formalin fixed tissues? Maybe
parvo is irreparably damaged by fixation (I seriously doubt it...but)
Have you looked for protocols for other parvo viruses in other
species (porcine parvo, aleution disease in minks, human parvo).
There may be some IHC protocols out there for these that may have
some helpful information.
You should probably elaborate on "tried everything" if you want
some specific ideas/recommendations from the Histonet.
Good luck.
Greg
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Subject: [Histonet] IHC protocols for Parvovirus Cat and dog
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