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Peer Reviewed Journals In Immunhistochemistry

Academic journals are periodicals in which researchers, mostly the recent ones, publish their findings. Academic journals are typically peer-reviewed journals publishing theoretical discussions and articles critically reviewing the work already published. Academic publications act as an significant outlet for scholars and educators through which they can obtain valuable knowledge regarding their field's recent developments. Such papers are the first choice for any detailed scientific-related review of an topic. Without the academic journal, science as we know is scarcely conceivable. Immunohistochemistry in the biological sample may be defined as the antigen or protein detection process. Indirectly, the unlabeled primary antibody (first layer) binds in the tissue sample to the target antigen and then adds a labeled secondary antibody (second layer) that reacts with the primary antibody. 

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