Method for making molecular hybridization using stained old cerebotissue section and its use
A technology of molecular hybridization and tissue slicing, which is applied in the field of medical and life science experimental research, can solve the problems that the original tissue specimen cannot be found, has no research value, and cannot obtain new evidence, and achieves low price, clear results and reasonable design Effect
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[0035] The source of the old slices was taken from the experimental animal macaque (Macaca mulatta), also known as yellow monkey, rhesus monkey, and Guangxi monkey, which belonged to the monkey family; it was divided into the experimental group (8 cases) and the control group (that is, the "sham operation" mentioned in the application document). group", 5 cases), and each group repeated different times according to the experimental requirements. Details are as follows:
[0036] Wash the specimen sections stained with hematoxylin-yinhong (H&E) with 75% ethanol to eliminate the pollutants on the glass slides;
[0037] Remove the gum with xylene to remove the coverslip;
[0038] Formaldehyde is decolorized to remove the dye that has been stained;
[0039] Microwaves are used for antigen retrieval to meet the requirements of new molecular hybridization detection.
[0040] Immunohistochemical staining was performed as follows:
[0041] (1) Sections were fixed in 4% paraformalde...
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