A hands on comparison of standard fluorescence immunohistochemical detection versus tyramide signal amplification (TSA) and TSA Plus detection will allow Short Course attendees to gain experience with these sensitve detection techniques.  Helpful troubleshooting tips and in depth discussion of TSA procedures with experts in this technique will provide attendees opportunity to fully utilize modern amplification techniques in their research.

Dr. Roth was selected Lecturer of the Year three times and received seven Distinguished Teaching Service Awards when he taught at Washington University.  You don’t want to miss this session!

The meeting theme is Three -Dimensional imaging Technologies: Bridging the Gap between Light and Electron Microscopy. The meeting organizer’s are Eduardo Rosa-Molinar of the University of Puerto Rico and Mark Sanders of the University of Minnesota.

Registration for both the meeting and the short course can be found here.
Both registration packages include three nights lodge and full meal package.

Immunohistochemistry, the Past as Prologue to the Future