[Histonet] Impress

Van Eyck, Deb deb.vaneyck <@t> phci.org
Tue Jul 5 09:28:07 CDT 2005


Dear-histonetters-----I have also wondered about the Impress Kit----Amos and
to otheres who tried it---was it pretty interchangeable- time wise with the
Envision , or Envision + also what about antibody dilutions? same strength?


Another immuno question for you all?  is anyone doing Toxoplasmosis
staining?   What antibody are you using? What protocol?  Thanks much-Deb Van
Eyck



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> Carla,
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> 	We use both depending on the antibody. Mostly we use Envision, but
> we tried the Impress on some of the antibodies that don't label very
> intensely and did see improvement. If you compare the results of a CD2,
> CD4, CD7 or CD8 odds are you'll see some improvement. Not all the
> antibodies showed marked improvement and in some cases envision was better
> so we use Envision on most but the success we've had with Impress made it
> worth switching some of the procedures. Vector might give you a sample if
> you ask nicely. Give it a whirl and see if you like it.
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> Best of luck,
> Amos
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> From: Carla M Conway <cmconway <@t> usgs.gov>
> Subject: [Histonet] Dako EnVision G2 or Vector ImmPRESS comments
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> Hello all,
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> I would like any comments (pro and con) regarding Dako's EnVision G2/AP
> system or Vector's ImmPRESS kit. We are currently using EnVision + , but
> are wondering if these new systems could be even better (more sensitive).
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> Thanks for your help,
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> Carla Conway
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