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Suppression of aortic elastic tissue autofluorescence for the detection of viral antigen

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Suppression of aortic elastic tissue autofluorescence was achieved by employing a modification of Verhoeff's elastic tissue staining procedure. Consequently, coxsackievirus B antigen present in the aortic media was detected by conventional fluorescent antibody staining.

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Loria, R.M., Kos, W.L., Campbell, A.E. et al. Suppression of aortic elastic tissue autofluorescence for the detection of viral antigen. Histochemistry 61, 151–155 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00496527

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