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I don't know about autofluorescence but I do understand that antibodies, especially mAbs, may bind to antigen better in TBS. I believe I read this in a DAKO staining manual many years back.
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Dear Confocalists,
I have been trying to locate a paper I had read a few years ago
regarding the use of TBS rather than PBS for IHC, since it reduces the
level of background fluorescence associated with the PBS. Does anybody
know what paper I am referring to?
In addition, does anybody have any insight into whether this is
actually true? I mean, if I do my IHC with PBS and then wash it off
with dH20, isn't this getting rid of most of the PBS background
fluorescence?
Thanks,
Gil Palchik
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