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Cartilage Staining of Xenopus tropicalis Protocol - Details

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ID:2722
Title: Cartilage Staining of Xenopus tropicalis Protocol - http://tropicalis.berkeley.edu/home/gene_expression/cartilage-stain/alcian.html
Description:Protocol describes the use of a basic water-based dye to stain for acid mucosubstances and acetic mucins located on the cartilage of fixed embryos, permitting the examination of cartilage formation.
Category:Xenopus Protocols
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Date Added:February 01, 2008 02:01:12 AM
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