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PI staining in agricultural samples

Started by Kongen, Apr 10 2014 11:13 AM

PI stain

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Posted 10 April 2014 - 11:13 AM

Hi.

I am currently looking at yeast in agricultural samples, i get perfect perfect staining of the yeast however a lot of debris also seems to bind the dye, which provides some problems for my counter, does any one of you have any ideas to have to minimize the binding of the PI to undesired components some sort of wash or extra step?

Best regards

Jonas

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