During IHC protocol i will make blocking for alkaline phosphatase and i need mounting for this type of slides
Try to use the ordinary one. It is Permount Mounting Media. But please make sure that your samples are completely dried otherwise you will get the frosted-white plague on your slide.
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A detailed protocol that explain the method of blocking MCF7.
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