Leica medium reagents

... to use with most plastics and tubing in open and closed tissue processors. A compatible mountant such as Sub-X Mounting Medium must be used for coverslipping.

Pre-filled Formalin Specimen Jars are impact-resistant, clear polypropylene jars prefilled with 10% Neutral, Phosphate Buffered Formalin. These wide-mouth jars provide easy access to specimens. The caps are ribbed, leakproof and easy ...

Micromount is a rapid-drying, xylene-based mounting medium. An antioxidant is added to inhibit stain fading and prevent the formation of annual rings. Micromount sets up quickly, allowing slide preparations to be handled ...

Sub-X Mounting Medium is a quick-drying, permanent mountant formulated to be compatible with a Sub-X Clearing Agent and all xylene substitutes on the market. It is toluene-based and may also be used to cover slip preparations ...

HistoCore SPECTRA CV X1 is a rapid drying, xylene based mounting media. An antioxidant is added to inhibit stain fading and prevent the formation of annual rings. It sets up quickly, allowing slide preparations to be handled immediately ...

Clearium is a mounting medium which enables slide preparations to be simultaneously cleared and coverslipped in one easy step. This unique product eliminates the need to use hazardous xylene or xylene substitutes as ...

... Xylene and Toluene. For all common robotic coverslippers as well as for manual coverslipping procedures. This coverslipping reagent does not contain any dangerous organic solvents.

... and possibly PBS-based antibody diluents gives increased background staining and decreased staining intensity. Proprietary reagents from Leica Biosystems or TBS-based wash buffer and diluents are recommended. Disclaimer Akt ...

Anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALCL) is usually composed of large pleomorphic cells which are reported to express CD30 antigen and epithelial membrane antigen (EMA). These tumor cells tend to occur in younger individuals and may be associated ...

Antigen Background Alpha Fetoprotein (AFP) is an oncofetal antigen of 70 kD found in body fluids, which if detected in high concentrations has clinical implications. AFP is expressed in fetal liver but is not present under normal circumstances ...