Ultimate Control for Immunohistochemistry and in situ Hybridisation

AMSBIO announces the launch of CellMax™

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AMSBIO announces the launch of CellMax™ - a new range of high quality, consistent and affordable cell line FFPE slides.

Made using a patent-pending process, CellMax™ Cell Pellet Slides have a highly consistent density and homogeneity across the entire cell pellet block that ensures you get accurate results time after time. Cells are harvested by a proprietary trypsin-free method preserving cell surface antigens and inflicting minimal physical damage that could lead to a loss of biomarkers.

CellMax™ slides produce accurate and reproducible results for immunohistochemistry (IHC) providing confidence in antibody performance during IHC analysis. Using CellMax™ both morphological and biological molecules, including protein and nucleic acid targets, are well preserved offering a reference standard for tissue quality during in situ hybridisation (ISH) analysis.

CellMax™ slides are a renewable source of positive and negative controls, derived from 50 tumour cell lines, suitable for assay development and routine analysis.

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