Inspiring Innovation, Leica Biosystems Introduces the Next-Gen BOND RX IHC, ISH and Emerging Tests Stainer

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Simplify your research in cancer biology and discover new approaches to diagnosis with the new BOND RX next generation research stainer by Leica Biosystems. The BOND RX system provides researchers with the ability to design their ideal protocol. With customization options across all protocol editing segments, the BOND RX enables greater flexibility when optimizing conditions for a variety of test types including IF, ISH, FISH, TUNEL, TSA, CTC, Multiplexing and other emerging tests. Geared toward expanding the user’s freedom to discover, the latest advances to the BOND RX include enhancements to improve the overall user experience. Coupled with an expansion to the system’s customization capabilities, researcher’s now have more options to explore their ideas. Primary Features of the new BOND RX include:

• Protocol Customization Advancements o Customize your dewax options. Add or subtract as many dewax steps as needed. o Choose from six unique probe application and removal protocols. ...

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