Hi,
I've been trying to proof that transfection of a transmembrane protein works on HEK293 cells using immunocytochemistry with a commercially available antibody.
I grow cells on glass coverslips and fix them with formaldehyde, but still the cells seem to disappear during the washing steps.
Does anyone have any experience with this and can help me with some practical tips?
Thank you..
Immunocytochemistry with HEK293 cells
Started by Marijke, Sep 30 2011 04:44 AM
HEK293 immunocytochemistry
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