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Shinohara, Mari wrote:
> 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.
Have you ever run the secondary antibody through a freeze-thaw cycle?
If so, that may be the problem. One freeze-thaw cycle, in my
experience, turns most Jackson secondaries from being superb, to being
rather mediocre.
Good luck!
Martin Wessendorf
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