ONCORE Pro Warp Red Chromogen Kit

Product Description

Fast Red is a well-established chromogen used in IHC staining protocols that in the presence of an alkaline phosphatase (AP) enzyme, produces a bright fuchsin-red precipitate that is insoluble in organic solvents and can be coverslipped with a permanent mounting media. ONCORE Pro Warp Red Chromogen Kit contains two solutions: Warp Red Chromogen and the corresponding buffer. It is intended for use with an AP detection system in an IHC staining procedure on the ONCORE Pro Automated Slide Stainer.

Specifications

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