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You can find information on immunohistochemistry in scientific journals, textbooks on molecular biology or histology, and online resources such as databases or websites of research institutes. Additionally, universities often offer courses or workshops on immunohistochemistry for those looking to learn more about the technique.

An autostainer is any of a variety of laboratory devices intended to automate immunohistochemistry staining.

Paul Hirsch has written:

'Immunochemische Studien' -- subject(s): Immunohistochemistry

Its used for dehydration after the xylene process at the beginning and end of the procedure before the coverslip is placed on the slide.