I have tested several published reagents/treatments not to avail.
The best solution is to image using spectral deconvolution (the NUANCE system from CRi has been successfully used in our lab for the past two years).
Moreover if you use TSA which will create a very robust and almost non-fading signal. Therefore carefully controlling the exposure will capture the real signal as the signal-to-noise ratio will be quite high (assuming that you do not have an amplified background do to non-specifc TSA signal).
Best,
Laszlo
László G. Kömüves PhD, Senior Scientist (Technology) | Center for Advanced Light Microscopy (CALM) | Department of Pathology | GENENTECH, Inc. | One DNA Way South San Francisco CA 94080-4990 | Phone: 650 225 2001 | E-mail: [hidden email]
On Oct 28, 2009, at 5:22 PM, Richard Green wrote:
Any recommendations on reducing autoflourescence in paraffin embedded adipose tissue? We are looking into TSA to amplify. Any suggestions folks have is muchly appreciated. Thanks
-Richard green