EMS Immunofluorescence Chamber

A two well incubation chamber for use in immunocytochemistry (by Miguel Berrios, SUNY Stony Brook). This chamber accepts regular microscope slides or coverslips and is assembled without any bonding substrates. Antibody incubation and washing are done in the chamber wells. It is then taken apart before microscopic examination. It is a proven solution to contamination spills, non-specific fluorescent signals, and sample dehydration in indirect immunofluorescence assays.

Overall measurement: 4½"(L) x 2"(W) x 7/16"(T) (113 x 51 x 12 mm). Cavity: ¾" (dia.) x ¼"(D) (20 mm x 6 mm).

Advantages

• Very reliable and will accept a variety of samples and antibody washing conditions
• Drastically reduces non-specific backgrounds
• Elimination of contamination