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Epredia™ Formal-Fixx™ 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin

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120 mL container 60 mL filled
3.8 L
5 gal. (19L)
60 mL container 30 mL filled
90 mL
Reconstituted to 5 Liters (Ea.)
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9990916 90 mL
6764240 5 gal. (19L)
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9990244 Reconstituted to 5 Liters (Ea.)
9990914 60 mL container 30 mL filled
9990918 120 mL container 60 mL filled
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Description

Produce consistent results and extend life of rotary valve in tissue processors with Epredia™ Formal-Fixx™ 10% Neutral Buffered Foramalin.

  • Phosphate-free
  • Use for storage of all tissue types
  • Stores specimens without excessive shrinking or hardening
  • Available premixed, ready-to-use, or in economical concentrate
  • Concentrate is not affected by freezing, reduces shelf space, and is less expensive to ship
  • Pre-filled, leak-resistant cups are available

Specifications

Capacity 90 mL Specimen Container filled to 45 mL
Packaging Type 125/Cs.
Product Type Formalin
Quantity 90 mL

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What fixative should I use to fix my cells or tissues for antibody labeling?

Aldehyde-based fixatives (e.g., formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde) crosslink various cellular components, which helps retain proteins and cell morphology, but some antigens can be masked by the crosslinking, requiring antigen retrieval methods to unmask the antigen binding sites. Also, aldehyde-based fixation requires permeabilization to allow entry of antibodies. Organic solvents such as methanol and acetone condense proteins and permeabilize the cells, but cell morphology can be compromised. Surface antigens can be labeled without fixation.

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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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