Immuno Automation Buffer™ (10X) Reference: GTX30931 This buffer is supplied as 10X solution. It is used as 1X in all immunoassays (Immunofluorescence, IHC, ELISA, WB etc).as a washing buffer and can be used as dilution buffer for antibodies; however it does not contain any carrier proteins. This buffer does not contain any phosphate, sodium azide or mercury preservative and can be used for dilution of all antibodies, including peroxidase, and antibodies to phosphoproteins. Not suitable for dilution of antibodies to S100 proteins. This buffer does not contain any proteins.
Trident 10X TBST Reference: GTX30976 This buffer is supplied as 10X TBS solution containing 1% Tween. It is used as 1X in all western blotting, ELISA and Chemiluminescence assays as a washing buffer, making blocking solution, diluting HRP-secondary and primary antibody etc. This buffer does not contain any phosphate, sodium azide or mercury preservative and can be used for dilution of all antibodies, including peroxidase, and antibodies to phosphoproteins. This buffer does not contain any proteins.
Trident 10X PBST Reference: GTX30977 This buffer is supplied as 10X PBS solution containing 1% Tween. It is used as 1X in all western blotting, ELISA and Chemiluminescence assays as a washing buffer, making blocking solution, diluting HRP-secondary and primary antibody etc. This buffer does not contain any sodium azide or mercury preservative and can be used for dilution of all antibodies, including peroxidase. This buffer does not contain any proteins.
HDMEC-p pre-screened Reference: C-12265 Human Dermal Microvascular Endothelial Cells (HDMEC) pre-screened
Citrate buffer, 10X pH6.0 Reference: GTX30936 This buffer is intended for heat-induced epitope retrieval (HIER) of formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissue sections prior to application of antibodies. In IHC, commonly used fixatives (like formalin) mask tissue antigens through cross-linking, often resulting in poor or no staining. The use of this buffer on FFPE tissue sections improves antibody accessibility to tissue antigens.