Vector Laboratories’ blog provides a wealth of information on immunohistochemistry (IHC), immunofluorescence (IF), and related life science research topics.
Dr. August Estabrook, Senior Scientist at Vector Laboratories answers questions from a recent webinar on the basics of glycan screening and how to use GlysiteTM Scout Glycan Screening Kits.
In this blog post, we will go over recent research on selective neurodegeneration in Alzheimer's disease.
Adithya Gopinath, a graduate student who recently defended his PhD at the University of Florida, discusses how he has benefitted from the experience and encouragement of all his respected mentors.
This blog will discuss some miscellaneous factors to focus on when an IHC or IF protocol performs unexpectedly.
Across scientific disciplines, many researchers are experiencing difficulty when trying to replicate previously observed experimental results. In this article, Pamela James discusses how labs and vendors can work together to improve reproducibility. Read article
Check out this article in the European Biopharmaceutical Review about the role of the glycome in cancer diagnosis and treatment by our very own Pamela James who explains glycobiology’s role in supporting scientists who are doing incredible things in the field of oncology. Read article
One pain for IHC and IF staining can be the lack of positive staining on your tissue sections. In this blog post, we will offer tips and tricks for overcoming the absence of positive staining... Read more
In this post we will discuss common sources of background staining and offer tips and tricks for resolving these issues.
New parent company unites multiple antibody-centric brands to deliver unique antibody solutions Boston, MA. October 4, 2022. Absolute Biotech launched today as a unified company joining together leading antibody-centric brands from around the world. Absolute Biotech specializes... Read more
In this post we highlight a recent work from the University of British Columbia on the role of polySia, CD56, and polysialyltransferases in the breast tumor microenvironment.
