One-step Rapid Dewaxing Solution (AKES080)

Background

One step rapid dewaxing solution is a rapid reagent for paraffin slides pretreatment. There is no need to do the traditional three times of xylene dewaxing, three to five times of gradient ethanol hydration, but only one Dewaxing solution. The operation time is effectively shortened, the cumbersome operation steps are simplified so the variables in operation are reduced, and the stability is improved. The Dewaxing solution applies new environmental protection technology is not only reduces the harm to the body, but also cause no pollution to the environment.

Instructions

Dewaxing solution (10x) is a 10x concentrated solution. Dilute with ddH20 to 1 xDewaxing working solution before use.

1. Dilute the dewaxing solution (10x) with ddH2O at the ratio of 1:9. Note: Flocculent sediment will be generated during dilution. Do not blow it with any pipette. Please bake the diluted solution at 60°C in an oven for 30 min, then stirred or blown to mix evenly, and finally the solution present as milky white suspension.
2. Dewax the slides with 1x Dewaxing solution. Rewarm the dewaxing solution at 60°C for 30 min, immerse the slides into the Dewaxing solution and incubate at 60°C for 30 min. Note: Low temperature may affect the effect of dewaxing. Please rewarm the dewaxing solution at 60°C for 30 min before the dewaxing. If the paraffin slides are thick, you can dewax the slides for 50 min.
3. Wash the slides with tap water for 5 min until froth free. Note: Don’t wash the tissue directly, avoid tissue damage.
4. Absorbs the moisture around the tissue with filter paper for the next step. Or immerse the slides in PBS for use.
5. For IHC experiment, follow the antigen repair step. For TUNEL or HE staining experiment, please follow the staining kit steps.

Storage

Store at room temperature for 12 months.

Notes

1. This product is for research use only.
2. For your safety and health, please wear lab coats and disposable gloves for operation and follow the procedures of laboratory reagent operation.