I am also looking for a special stain to demonstrate demyelinization in rat
brains and spinal cords.
Patsy   

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Hi all

 

Is anyone of you working with stem cells in order to differentiate them
into neuronal cells? If so, what kind of staining procedure do you use
to study them. I don't mean staining with different antibodies, but
normal staining. Up to now we used HE staining, but there is not so much
contrast in the eosin staining. 

Does anyone of you use different staining  procedures? 

 

Thanks in advance

 

Joost Bruijntjes

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Department of Toxicology and Phamacology

The Netherlands

 

 

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