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MD-Stainer

Automation for Immunohistochemistry methods, FISH and CISH

The MD-Stainer is designed to be used by laboratory professionals with the right training in immunohistochemistry techniques. The aim of the MD-Stainer is to facilitate the procedures used in such techniques: applications of immune-reagents (Deparaffining and antigenic recovery, antibodies, detection systems, etc.) to sections of tissue, cell cultures, liquid cytology samples or smear on slides. This system is designed to automatize the manual staining methods used routinely in Immunohistochemistry and “in situ” hybridization.

The MD-Stainer includes the possibility of creating protocols defined by techniques and also the programming of each slide individually.

The system provides intuitive programming routines, reagents, slide maps and information on screen regarding the time of start/end of each technique. The user will be able to create and save an unlimited number of protocols with the desired number of reagents and washings.

From 1 to 36 slides can be processed. With the possibility of each one having different protocols, reagents and dispensation volumes.

The MD-Stainer maximized the efficiency by using very low volumes of reagents and washing buffer, reducing costs. The system allows the flexibility of optimizing the volume of the reagents, up to a minimal volume of 85ul by each step of the technique.

The MD-Stainer is designed to track a wide variety of data. You can generate reports by the patient; reactive information used or performed cycles.

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Vitro antibodies (full list)

The catalog has a wide range of top-quality primary antibodies optimized for the pathologic diagnosis on buffered formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue sections. We supply our products to laboratories of Anatomic Pathology, either public or private, as well as to Research Centers.

The catalog is made up of 350 antibodies to cover the vast majority of antigenic markers of diagnostic and prognostic relevance. They are grouped by panels to cover different pathologies by organs or systems.

We have a team of pathologists and experts that work on a daily basis to keep at the cutting edge for the needs of our clients.

MAD-007xxxx

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Detection system (HRP, AP, Double Staining)

Our catalog has a wide range of detection system (HRP, AP, Double Staining) based on micro polymer technology. This type of polymers has shown greater sensitivity with an increase in the signal of antibody-antigen binding compared to older long-chain detection systems, and also eliminates background staining caused by nonspecific binding to endogenous biotin molecules because this technology is not based on the avidin and / or streptavidin / biotin reaction.

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Immunofluorescence (full list)

The catalog has a wide range of top-quality primary antibodies optimized for the pathologic diagnosis on buffered formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue sections. We supply our products to laboratories of Anatomic Pathology, either public or private, as well as to Research Centers.

The catalog is made up of 350 antibodies to cover the vast majority of antigenic markers of diagnostic and prognostic relevance. They are grouped by panels to cover different pathologies by organs or systems.

We have a team of pathologists and experts that work on a daily basis to keep at the cutting edge for the needs of our clients.

MAD-165x

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Vitro FISH (full list)

Fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) is a molecular technique based on the use of fluorochrome-labeled DNA probes, which represents a highly useful diagnostic tool to identify a wide range of chromosomal alterations (translocations, inversions, deletions, amplifications and aneuploidies) with diagnostic and / or prognostic value on interphase and metaphase nuclei.

Vitro offers a wide catalog of Cytotest FISH probes for both manual and semi-automatic protocols covering various applications:

Oncology of solid tumors
Oncohematology
Microdeletions
Pre / PosNatal
Human chromosome count probes (CCP)
Subtelomeric probes for human chromosomes (STP)
Whole Human Chromosome Paint Probes (WPP)

We also offer a large panel of FISH probes in tissue sections fixed in buffered formalin and embedded in paraffin, 100% automated in MD Stainer as well as pretreatment kits, auxiliary reagents and other consumables.

MAD-004x

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Vitro CISH (full list)

Chromogenic in situ hybridization (CISH), is a molecular technique used to detect the presence of a DNA or RNA sequence, or to study the expression of a gene, evaluating simultaneously the morphology of the tissue through bright-field microscope.

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