Improved silver staining of nucleolar organiser regions in paraffin wax sections using an inverted incubation technique

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Abstract

A new simple modification to the silver staining of nucleolar organiser regions (AgNORs) was devised which, by performing the incubation with the slide inverted, results in minimal undesirable background staining, a persistent problem. Inverted incubation is facilitated by the use of a commercially available plastic coverplate. This technique has several additional advantages over other published staining protocols. In particular, the method is straightforward, fast, and maintains a high degree of contrast between the background and the AgNORs.

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Coghill, G., Grant, A., Orrell, J. M., Evans, A. T., & Jankowski, J. (1990). Improved silver staining of nucleolar organiser regions in paraffin wax sections using an inverted incubation technique. Journal of Clinical Pathology, 43(12), 1029–1031. https://doi.org/10.1136/jcp.43.12.1029

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