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Date: | Fri, 11 Aug 2000 11:57:18 -0400 |
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Hi,
I am now trying to see subcellular localization of molecules. When I use
FITC as secondary staining, it looks nice. However, if I use Cy3, there
appears pretty high background (all over, not only in cells) and the whole
field looks orangish as well.
My questions are...
1. Am I using too much Cy3? (I use Jackson's SAv-Cy3 at 1;2,000 dilution.
Stained for 30 min at 4C-degree)
2. Someone told, if I remember correctly, Cy3 is a rather big molecule. If
this is correct, can intense washing get rid of the big molecules off from
cells and outer fields?
3. Is there any good red-color alternatives that gives less background?
Any suggetion will be appreciated.
Thank you.
Mari
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