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Dynamic Gap Staining: A New IHC Staining Technology

Dako Corp.
12 Mar 2014

This white paper presents Dynamic Gap staining as a new technology for immunohistochemical (IHC) staining. The paper demonstrates that Dynamic Gap staining supports consistent, reproducible IHC staining with no observed common artifacts, a major breakthrough for pathology labs worldwide. The new staining technology is available exclusively on Dako Omnis.

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Dako Omnis is designed to meet the needs of the high volume pathology lab that runs both IHC and ISH slides. Developed together with pathologists, lab managers and lab technicians from around the world, with the needs of the pathology lab very much in focus: Dako Omnis builds on Dako's reputation for delivering quality reagents and staining solutions that bring certainty to cancer diagnostics.Dako Omnis Features: Continuous or batch loading, the choice is yours Unmatched throughput and a high overnight capacity A controlled onboard environment ensures consistent staining results Benefits: More Time - Designed to enable laboratories to be more efficient through intuitive software and hardware that requires minimal hands-on time. Greater Choice - Designed so you can load and unload slides and reagents when convenient for you. Better Patient Care - Improves quality control of processes and secures consistency in quality.

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