70 devices · GMDN 57769
An immunohistochemistry antibody diluent IVD is a substance used to dilute antibody solutions prior to their application in enzyme-based immunohistochemistry assays on biological tissues or clinical specimens. It supports optimal antibody binding and signal detection by maintaining appropriate pH, ionic strength, and protein stability during the staining process.
These diluents are regulated as in vitro diagnostic medical devices and are intended for use in laboratory settings to prepare reagents for immunohistochemical testing. They are supplied as ready-to-use or concentrated formulations and are classified based on their intended use in diagnostic procedures, without containing active pharmaceutical ingredients or medicinal properties.
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