Beta galactosidase labbeling - (Aug/21/2008 )
Hi,
I have to do some labelling of beta galactosidase on tissue slides. The aim is to study senescence in vivo. Do you have some good protocol since I think this technic is a little bit difficult. The pH of solutions is very important I think.
Thanks a lot for your answers...
Christophe.
-postdocMontreal-
QUOTE (postdocMontreal @ Aug 21 2008, 12:26 PM)
Hi,
I have to do some labelling of beta galactosidase on tissue slides. The aim is to study senescence in vivo. Do you have some good protocol since I think this technic is a little bit difficult. The pH of solutions is very important I think.
Thanks a lot for your answers...
Christophe.
I have to do some labelling of beta galactosidase on tissue slides. The aim is to study senescence in vivo. Do you have some good protocol since I think this technic is a little bit difficult. The pH of solutions is very important I think.
Thanks a lot for your answers...
Christophe.
did you mean beta-Gal staining? just follow teh protocol. No major problem other than background development if incubated for too long.
-genehunter-1-
QUOTE (genehunter-1 @ Aug 22 2008, 05:29 AM)
QUOTE (postdocMontreal @ Aug 21 2008, 12:26 PM)
Hi,
I have to do some labelling of beta galactosidase on tissue slides. The aim is to study senescence in vivo. Do you have some good protocol since I think this technic is a little bit difficult. The pH of solutions is very important I think.
Thanks a lot for your answers...
Christophe.
I have to do some labelling of beta galactosidase on tissue slides. The aim is to study senescence in vivo. Do you have some good protocol since I think this technic is a little bit difficult. The pH of solutions is very important I think.
Thanks a lot for your answers...
Christophe.
did you mean beta-Gal staining? just follow teh protocol. No major problem other than background development if incubated for too long.
Yes, I mean beta Gal staining. Thanks for your information. Where can I find Teh protocol ?
-postdocMontreal-
http://www.boneandcancer.org/protocolse6.htm
There are many methods online. They are basically the same. I would avoid developing the staining in a CO2 incubator, as acidic pH will cause build-up of non-specific stains.
-genehunter-1-