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Antibody common problems of IHC
Problem |
The reason |
solution |
Edge effect |
The edge of the tissue is not firmly attached, and the edge tissue is loose and floating in the liquid |
APES/polylysine treated glass slides; thin tissue sections as much as possible; try to avoid using tissues with more necrosis |
The reagent does not cover the tissue adequately |
When adding reagents, let the reagents completely cover the tissue |
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Non-specific chromosome |
Antibody quality issues |
Use quality-assured antibodies |
Long antibody incubation time |
Reduce incubation time |
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Antibody concentration is too high |
Decrease antibody concentration |
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The primary antibody is polyclonal |
Use monoclonal antibodies |
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Endogenous peroxidase and biotin |
Extend inactivation time |
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Insufficient closure |
Extend the closing time |
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DAB incubation time is too long or the concentration is too high |
Configure reagents according to the instructions, and control the reaction time under the microscope |
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Insufficient washing after antibody incubation |
Wash 3*5 times after each incubation |
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Dry tablets when reagent is dropped |
Add reagents in time |
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Sections are soaked in buffer for too long |
Block and add primary antibody in time after antigen retrieval, not overnight |
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Negative result |
Antibody concentration and quality |
Choose quality-guaranteed antibodies, do a preliminary experiment to find out the concentration of the antibody |
Incomplete antigen retrieval |
Explore the appropriate antigen retrieval method and time |
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Antigen abundance |
Normal negative |
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Closed for too long |
Reduce closing time |
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DAB incubation time is short |
Control the color development time under the lens |
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Insufficiency of cell permeability, the antibody failed to enter the cell reaction |
Choose the appropriate permeabilizing agent and its reaction time |
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Primary antibody and secondary antibody do not match |
Choose the correct source of secondary antibodies |
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Take off |
The slide is not processed |
Clean the slides and treat them with APES or polylysine |
Uneven slice thickness |
Replace the blade; adjust the state of the slicer |
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Not enough baking time or temperature |
60 food intake for 2 hours |
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Organizational problems |
Tumor necrotic tissue and bone tissue itself are easy to fall off |
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Rapid temperature changes during antigen retrieval |
Allow it to cool naturally after antigen retrieval |
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Excessive force during operation |
Don’t shake the slices that are suspected of falling off, use absorbent paper to absorb the remaining liquid |
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Weak staining |
Low antibody concentration and short incubation time |
Increase antibody concentration and prolong reaction time |
Reagent used beyond the expiration date |
Reagent timing update |
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Too much residual buffer when adding reagents dilutes the reagents |
Minimize residual liquid before adding reagents |
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Over-closure |
Reduce closing time |
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Uneven coloring |
Inconsistent slice thickness |
Replace the blade; adjust the state of the slicer |
The reagent preparation is not mixed and the local concentration is inconsistent |
The reagents are mixed thoroughly and then added dropwise |
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The reagent does not completely cover the tissue |
When adding reagents, let the reagents completely cover the tissue |
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Incomplete dewaxing |
Replace dewaxing agent or extend dewaxing time |
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