Microtechnique for Indirect Immunofluorescence

AUTOR(ES)

McCormick, N. Kellett

RESUMO

A microtechnique for staining preparations of cells grown in vitro for indirect immunofluorescence tests is described. Smaller amounts of materials, as well as less handling of cover slips, greatly facilitates the process.

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