Immunohistochemistry

Immunohistochemistry (IHC) is a widely used technique for detecting and visualizing specific proteins or antigens within tissue samples. By combining antibody–antigen binding with chromogenic or fluorescent detection, IHC enables researchers to examine cell and protein distribution, and disease mechanisms in detail.

IHC is essential in pathology, cancer biology, and neuroscience, where it helps identify biomarkers, monitor disease progression, and validate therapeutic targets.

All Bio X Cell antibodies are formulated in PBS only, free from BSA and azide, ensuring compatibility with standard IHC protocols. These antibodies deliver accurate, reproducible detection of target proteins within tissue samples, providing the consistency required for reliable staining results.