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    Fluoromount aqueous mounting medium
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    Fluoromount aqueous mounting medium

    Faculty of Engineering
    Chemical Engineering
    McGill University

    Fluoromount is an aqueous mounting medium used to preserve fluorescence in stained cells and tissues for microscopy. It prevents photobleaching and maintains the integrity of the fluorescent signal., Supplier: Sigald.

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    Cellular Microenvironment Design Lab

    Faculty of Engineering

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    Chen Li

    Chemical Engineering
    Faculty of Engineering
    McGill University
    ItemAvailable

    Fluoromount aqueous mounting medium

    Faculty of Engineering
    Chemical Engineering
    McGill University

    Fluoromount is an aqueous mounting medium used to preserve fluorescence in stained cells and tissues for microscopy. It prevents photobleaching and maintains the integrity of the fluorescent signal., Supplier: Sigald.

    Fluoromount aqueous mounting medium
    Cellular Microenvironment Design Lab

    Cellular Microenvironment Design Lab

    Faculty of Engineering

    Research lab focused on advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.

    CL

    Chen Li

    Chemical Engineering
    Faculty of Engineering
    McGill University

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