[Histonet] Re:human-on-human IHC
Jamie E Erickson
jamie.erickson <@t> abbott.com
Mon May 1 12:42:29 CDT 2006
Hi Brett,
I haven't done exactly what your talking about but
this may help. I'm sure your secondary anti-human will be a problem.
When I did some crossreactivity studies in various species with a
humanized antibody I used a protocol that was a Modification of the method
of Tuson, Fung, Hierck and their colleagues (Tuson et al. 1990; Fung et
al. 1992; Hierck et al. 1994) that involved mixing the primary and
secondary together overnight at 4 degrees C in a tube. the next day I
added gamma globulin (human) to bind unbound secondary then this mixture
was applied to the section like a primary antibody. I had good results in
various species with little background but did not have human tissue to
try it out on. It just one way to get around the secondary nonspecific
binding.
If you would like more information contact me I think I have the protocol.
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