Special Purpose Racks
Sigma Aldrich Fine Chemicals Biosciences StainTray slide staining s1EA
These robust hunidity chambers offer a more user friendly approach to immunohistochemistry staining. This tray is suitable for routine staining requiring a humidity chamber. Wells between rails holds water securely without splashing. The plastic rails are covered with a polymer strip for perfectly holding slides even if tray is held at an angle. Rails are raised not only to avoid water touching the slides but to make them more easily retrievable. The base will also excess stain SOLUTIONon dripping from the slides.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Winlab Rack Carrier, Blue for 30 Slide Rack
Steel wire hooks molded to the polypropylene handle to form slide rack hanger, easy to attach or detach from the WINLAB Slide Racks. 30 Slide Rack Carriers fit all Models LS- 30 and LSM-30.
Capacity: 30 slides
Cayman Chemical Staining Supplement (100X), 1.5 mL
Staining Supplement (100X) has been tested and formulated to work exclusively with Cayman’s Senescence-Associated β-Galactosidase Staining Kit (Item No. 602010).
Electron Microscopy Sciences 20-Slide Handle Rack only
Handle rack for use with 20 slide glass staining dish.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Easy Dip™ Slide Staining Rack
Staining racks for the Easy Dip holds up to 12 slides. The racks are safe at temperatures up to 120°C.
Cayman Chemical Lysosomal Staining Kit (Red Fluorescence), 96 Well
Lysosomes are intracellular organelles that contain enzymes used for the hydrolysis of waste materials and other cellular debris. The pH of the lysosome is ~4.5-4.8 and is optimal for these hydrolytic enzymes. The lysosomal pH gradient is maintained through vacuolar ATPases which pump protons into the lysosomes. Cayman’s Lysosomal Staining Kit (Red Fluorescence) utilizes a red fluorescent dye that permeates the lysosomes based on pH gradient. Once protonated, the dye is unable to leave the lysosome resulting in enhanced fluorescence. Included in this kit is bafilomycin A1, which is an inhibitor of the vacuolar ATPase. Treatment with bafilomycin A1 results in decreased lysosomal fluorescence upon staining with the lysosomal staining reagent.