[Histonet] CD31/PECAM in Rat Brain
Joanne Mauger
MAUGER <@t> email.chop.edu
Thu Sep 16 07:19:02 CDT 2004
To Danielle,
Pharmingen has a good rat anti ms CD31 catalog# 557355. It works great on ms tissue with pepsin digestion. I use a rabbit anti rat secondary(ms adsorbed)from Vector. Not sure how it will work on rat.
Jo
>>> "Danielle Zalinski" <nsdnz <@t> neuro.hfh.edu> 09/15/04 01:54PM >>>
Hello Histonetters,
Our lab is interested in looking at CD31/PECAM in rat brain tissue as a
marker for neovessels.
We don't know anyone in our facility who has used this antibody
extensively, so we are at a loss for deciding on a manufacturer. Has
anyone worked with this antibody and has a (successful) protocol and
manufacturer that they prefer?
We would prefer a mouse monoclonal for double labeling, but polyclonal
is ok, too. Does anyone know if we will need to use any exotic
fixation/retrieval techniques? We want to be able to work out a
protocol first in paraffin and may adapt to frozen sections later.
Thank you for any help you can provide, and if you need more info,
please let me know,
Danielle Zalinski
Henry Ford Health System
Detroit, MI
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