Chloride(Cl-) Channel Products
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Rat lungs sections were incubated with Anti-CFTR primary antibody (# ACL-006) (left panel).
Strong staining of bronchial epithelial cells (red) and lighter staining of alveolar cells (red-brown) is apparent.
There is also positive staining of macrophages while smooth muscle and endothelium are negative. Counter stain of cell nuclei appears blue. A negative control is shown in the right panel.
Immunohistochemical staining of CLC5 in rat kidney using Anti-CLC5 antibody (#ACL-003).
CLC5 was visualized with immuno-peroxidase methods and final brown-black diaminobenzidine color product (arrows in A). The counterstain is cresyl violet.
When the antibody was pre-incubated with the immunogen, staining was blocked (B).