Multiple Antigen Labeling Simplified

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Immunohistochemistry Resource Guide

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Multiple Antigen Labeling Simplified

Immunohistochemistry Resource Guide

A key advantage of the ImmPRESS™ Polymer Reagent is that it significantly shortens staining times for multiple antigen labeling (multiplexing).

Fewer steps than conventional protocols decreases slide handling.
Eliminates the need for avidin/biotin blocking steps in samples with endogenous biotin.

Breast Carcinoma: • Ki67 (rm), ImmPRESS™ Reagent (HRP; Universal), Vector® DAB (brown) • CD34, ImmPRESS™ Reagent (HRP; Universal), Vector® VIP (purple).

Colon: • M2A antigen (m), VECTASTAIN® ABC-AP Kit (Universal), Vector® Blue (blue) • CD20 (m), ImmPRESS™ Reagent (HRP; Universal), Vector® VIP (purple).

Colon: • CD3 (rm), ImmPRESS™ Reagent (HRP) Anti-Rabbit IgG, ImmPACT™ AMEC Red • CD34 (m), ImmPRESS™-AP Anti-Mouse IgG Reagent, Vector® Blue (blue).

Using the ImmPRESS™ Polymer Kits for multiple antigen labeling

1 Add First Primary Antibody

2 Add ImmPRESS™ Reagent

3 Add Enzyme Substrate I

4 Add Second Primary Antibody

5 Add ImmPRESS™ Reagent

6 Add Enzyme Substrate II

Read more: Discovery Through Color: A Guide to Multiple Antigen Labeling (vectorlabs.com/brochures)

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