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Proper Citation: Leica: BOND-MAX Fully Automated IHC and ISH Staining System (RRID:SCR_026887)
Description: Bench-standing IHC/ISH stainer with three-tray system, with 3.5hour run times. Each tray functions independently, allowing on-demand access and enabling you to load slides as they become available. System accommodates up to 29 antibodies (with detection loaded) and allows for easy swapping of antibodies without interrupting ongoing staining processes.
Synonyms: , BOND-MAX Fully Automated IHC and ISH Staining System, BOND-MAX
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: IHC/ISH stainer, slides staining, three-tray system, immunohistochemistry,
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