Paraformaldehyde chemical used for cell and tissue fixation in fluorescence staining

PARAFORMALDEHYDE REAGENT GRADE (C005B-438773)

Catalog No.: C005B-438773
Mfr. No.: P6148-1KG
Mfr. Name: Sigma-Aldrich
Qty/UOM: 1
UOM: KG

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General description Paraformaldehyde is a cross-linking fixative. It is changed to formaldehyde by heating and by adding small amount of sodium hydroxide.

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Description

General description

Paraformaldehyde is a cross-linking fixative. It is changed to formaldehyde by heating and by adding small amount of sodium hydroxide.

Application

Paraformaldehyde is recommended for use in the preparation of formalin fixatives for tissues or cells when the samples are to be used in florescence studies.

Paraformaldehyde has been used for fixing of cells and tissue sections during staining procedures.

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UPC:: 51474001
Condition:: New
Availability:: 3-5 Days
Weight:: 1.00 Ounces
HazmatClass:: Yes
MPN:: P6148-1KG
CAS:: 30525-89-4

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