Comparison of four p540s Immunohistochemical Staining Retrieval Methods
Weihua Yin
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Weihua Yin
Abstract
To determine the most appropriate retrieval method of p504s immunohistochemical staining for achieving the optimal staining effect,60 prostate cancer biopsies were collected.Each biopsy was cut into 4 samples and performed EDTA retrieval,high-pressure retrieval,microwave retrieval and pepsin retrieval respectively before immunohistochemical staining.The retrieval effects were compared to determine the optimal retrieval method.The results showed that 80% microwave retrieval samples were positive intensity(+++) while 95% samples were background(-).The combined effect was significantly better than all the other three methods.The optimal effect of p504s immunohistochemical staining can be achieved with microwave retrieval method.
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To determine the most appropriate retrieval method of p504s immunohistochemical staining for achieving the optimal staining effect,60 prostate cancer biopsies were collected.Each biopsy was cut into 4 samples and performed EDTA retrieval,high-pressure retrieval,microwave retrieval and pepsin retrieval respectively before immunohistochemical staining.The retrieval effects were compared to determine the optimal retrieval method.The results showed that 80% microwave retrieval samples were positive intensity(+++) while 95% samples were background(-).The combined effect was significantly better than all the other three methods.The optimal effect of p504s immunohistochemical staining can be achieved with microwave retrieval method.
Key concepts: Immunohistochemistry, Antigen retrieval, Staining, Medicine, Pathology, Biopsy