TSA Plus DNP (HRP)

Overview

TSA Plus DNP technology uses HRP to catalyze the deposition of the dinitrophenyl (DNP) labeled amplification reagent onto tissue sections or cell preparation surfaces that have been previously blocked with proteins.

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TSA Plus DNP is compatible with a wide variety of standard ISH and IHC protocols. However, HRP must be available for the amplification to occur. Amplification is followed by standard chromogenic visualization techniques using various enzyme/chromogen options.

The reaction is quick (less than 10 minutes) and results in the deposition of numerous DNP labels immediately adjacent to the immobilized HRP enzyme. These labels can then be indirectly detected by standard techniques, with significant enhancement of the signal. Detection is accomplished through the use of an anti- DNP enzyme conjugate, followed by the appropriate chromogen. Because the added labels are deposited proximal to the initial immobilized HRP enzyme site, there is minimal loss in resolution. This signal amplification technique may be applied to both ISH and IHC.

What ISH and IHC mediums are compatible with TSA Plus DNP?

TSA Plus DNP has been successfully applied to the following media: formalin-fixed/paraffin-embedded sections, cryostat sections, and cultured cells.

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