Histology Materials

Formula: OCHCH₂CH₂CH₂CHO Formula Weight: 100.12 CAS #: 111-30-8 Specific Gravity @20/20&degC: 1.

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Corning Gentest cryopreserved animal hepatocytes allow researchers to study toxicological and pharmacokinetic properties of new chemical entities (NCEs) in vitro prior to expensive in vivo animal testing. Understanding species differences in

The Epoxy Embedding Medium Kit is a very widely used embedding medium for electron microscopy. The embedding formulation originally published by Luft (1961) is excellent for both plant and animal tissues.

additional information see 45359 Epoxy Embedding Medium kit

Epoxy embedding medium is generally used for biological tissues during study by electron microscopy. Usually, it consists of three components Epon 812 resin, an anhydride hardener and an accelerator.

Epoxy embedding medium is generally used for biological tissues during study by electron microscopy. Usually, it consists of three components Epon 812 resin, an anhydride hardener and an accelerator.

Glutaraldehyde (Glutaric dialdehyde, Pentane-1,5-dial) is an aliphatic dialdehyde that can be employed as an effective biochemical reagent for various purposes such as a protein crosslinker, enzyme immobilization in microscopy, histochemistry, and

Glutaraldehyde (Glutaric dialdehyde, Pentane-1,5-dial) is an aliphatic dialdehyde that can be employed as an effective biochemical reagent for various purposes such as a protein crosslinker, enzyme immobilization in microscopy, histochemistry, and

Application Used as the fixative in the Sudan Black B staining procedure 380. Other Notes Glutaraldehyde, 4%, in borate buffer, pH 7.

Glutaraldehyde (Glutaric dialdehyde, Pentane-1,5-dial) is an aliphatic dialdehyde widely utilized as a versatile biochemical reagent. Glutaraldehyde solutions contain both monomers and polymers with the difference in their fixation properties.