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Immunoperoxidase reactions in resin embedded sections.

Authors: E, Heyderman; P, Monaghan;

Immunoperoxidase reactions in resin embedded sections.

Abstract

A simple reproducible and reliable schedule for the immunoperoxidase demonstration of various substances in resin embedded sections is described. It has been applied to a variety of epithelial membrane antigens in carcinoma of the colon and to blood group substances. Preliminary work indicates that it may be applicable to most if not all of the antigens which survive conventional paraffin wax embedding.

Keywords

Immunoenzyme Techniques, Antigens, Neoplasm, Colonic Neoplasms, Humans, Resins, Plant

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influence
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