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Gram stain compatibility with frozen tissue(cryostat)

Started by stamatina_tr, Mar 08 2018 05:03 AM

gram staining frozen tissue cryostat protocol

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Posted 08 March 2018 - 05:03 AM

Hello fellow students and researchers ,

I was wondering if there is any protocol in order to accomplish Gram stain using frozen brain tissue which is cut at 7 μm . Is it possible ?? If yes please feel free to explain it or even share a protocol .

Thank for your time

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