introduction
Immunofluorescence (IF) is a method that combines immunological approaches (specific binding of antigens and antibodies) with fluorescence labeling techniques to study the distribution of specific protein antigens within cells. Since the fluorescence emitted by the fluorophore can be detected under a fluorescence microscope, the antigen can thus be localized within the cells.
advantages
✔ Strict controls and experimental quality control points to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the results.
✔ Data analysis, graphing and English materials and methods, along with detailed raw data, will safeguard your article publication.
workflow
Delivery Contents:
A. Raw data of all experimental results.
B. Experimental reports (including detailed experimental procedures and the manufacturer and catalog number information of the main instruments and reagents).
C. English materials and methods.
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