[Histonet] in situ buffer??

[louise renton]

Greetings, Oh mighty histonetters!

As per previous posts I am re-embarking on doing in situ hybridization. I
will be using (hopefully) DIG labelled oligo probes, and ultimately
visualizing with DAB.

My question is....are there a commercially available hybrizidation buffers?
looking at the extensive list of ingredients it would be far easies (and
cheaper) to get ready made stufff

best regards
-- 
Louise Renton
Bone Research Unit
University of the Witwatersrand
Johannesburg
South Africa
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