The X-CLARITY™ Polymerization System is a standalone, automated system developed to simplify tissue-hydrogel hybridization, a crucial step for optimal tissue clearing. Multiple samples can be placed in multi-well plates or conical tubes for rapid and efficient high-throughput sample processing. Users can control polymerization by adjusting vacuum strength, temperature, and a timer through a simple touchscreen interface.
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TISSUE CLEARING
X-CLARITY™ Systems & Reagents for Tissue Clearing
The X-CLARITY™ is a collection of systems and ready-to-use reagents developed by Logos Biosystems to make electrophoretic tissue clearing simple, rapid, and efficient.
TISSUE CLEARING FOR 3D IMAGING
The X-CLARITY™ systems and reagents standardize, simplify, and accelerate each step of the tissue clearing process. With the CLARITY method, preserved tissues are embedded in a hydrogel matrix and lipids are actively extracted through electrophoresis to create a stable and optically transparent tissue-hydrogel hybrid that is chemically accessible for multiple rounds of antibody labeling and imaging. Native cytoarchitecture remains intact and even endogenous fluorescence proteins are preserved for robust fluorescence imaging downstream.
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X-CLARITY™ Hydrogel Solution Kit
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The X-CLARITY™ Hydrogel Solution Kit is a pre-tested hydrogel solution for uniform and consistent tissue-hydrogel hybridization. The kit is made up of X-CLARITY™ Hydrogel Solution, an acrylamide-based solution used to create polyacrylamide, and X-CLARITY™ Polymerization Initiator, a thermal free radical initiator also known as VA-044.
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HYDROGEL SOLUTION KIT
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X-CLARITY™ Heat Block for 6 x 50 mL tubes
Catalog #: C20002
Quantity : 1 unit
Holds six 50 mL conical tubes
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X-CLARITY™ Heat Block for flat-bottom plates
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X-CLARITY™ Tissue Clearing System II C30001The X-CLARITY™ Tissue Clearing System II is an all-in-one, easy-to-use solution for electrophoretic tissue clearing. Its unique design accelerates the removal of lipids from tissues while preserving the structural integrity of the sample. Clear a whole mouse brain in just 6 hours, an astounding 8 times faster than the original technology. Users can set tissue clearing conditions through a simple and intuitive touchscreen interface. In ETC (electrophoretic tissue clearing) mode, platinum-plated electrodes generate an electric field to accelerate the removal of lipids from tissues in a highly efficient manner. A built-in temperature control system actively cools and heats buffer to maintain consistent buffer temperatures during clearing. Buffer is constantly circulated to ensure consistent buffering capacity, temperature control, and elimination of tissue clearing byproducts. This advanced system ensures efficient, rapid, and consistent tissue clearing.APP NOTE SAMPLE HOLDERS
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Electrophoretic Tissue Clearing Solution C13001Electrophoretic Tissue Clearing Solution is a premixed SDS-based buffer optimized for use with the X-CLARITY™ Tissue Clearing System II.
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Whole Thy1-YFP mouse brain
The Thy1-YFP signal is preserved and vibrant after tissue clearing with the X-CLARITY™ systems and reagents.
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Courtesy of Hyung Jin Choi, PhD
Seoul National University College of Medicine
Seoul National University College of Medicine
ELECTROPHORETIC TISSUE CLEARING SOLUTION
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WHAT DO OUR CUSTOMERS HAVE TO SAY?
Testimonials
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Chiara Magliaro, PhD
Research Center E. Piaggio - University of Pisa
The X-CLARITY system is a very easy-to-use and versatile instruments. I started using it for murine brains, and it was quite easy to customize the protocols also for different biological samples (e.g., 3D advanced neural constructs). It allows me to avoid both waste of time and money.
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Dongyue Lin, PhD
Sun Yat-Sen University
Great results. The instrument is very convenient, and the tissue clearing effect is very good.
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Francesca Longhena, PhD
University of Brescia
Essential for good clarification! This instrument is very useful in order to make the clarification protocol easier and faster!"
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Cesare Covino
San Raffaele Scientific Institute
X-CLARITY is the definitive solution for an effective, robust and highly repeatable clearing. X-CLARITY helps clearing expert users to have more reproducible and standardized data, opening the possibility to have robust quantitative data even from cleared tissue samples, as well as dummies that look out this technique for the first time. In our facility very often people who had never even been done just simple immunofluorescences they were able to get perfect cleared samples for imaging (confocal or two-photon).
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Claire Crola Da Silva, PhD
INSERM U1060
It is essential for our research. Very easy to use. It gives robust and reproducible results and allows us to standardize the methodological chain.
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Victoria Neckles
Clemson University
Great results, easy to use! This product was effective at clearing my tissue samples. It cleared whole brains, hearts, stomach, kidneys, livers, etc. The user manual was easy to read and easy to follow. There is little attention and maintenance required while the system in running.
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Terika Smith, PhD
University of South Carolina
Great instrument and would highly recommend. This tissue clearing system is very easy to use and is very user friendly. I've used it to clear mouse nerves and spinal cords in approximately 4-6 hours. When the system first arrived, there was an issue with the ETC controller, but customer service handled it very efficiently and quickly. We've been getting great results with this system and I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in tissue clearing.
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Alexandre Paccalet, PhD
INSERM
Confident system and confident company. I work with the X-CLARITY system every day and I can say that this is a very reliable system. The simpler utilization and the ergonomics of the machine is appreciable. The customer service cannot be more efficient, any problems are resolved in a day or two day maximum and communication is based on mutual confidence. I recommend Logos and the X-CLARITY system.
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Gabriel Bidaux, PhD
INSERM UMR 1060
For you if you want to accelerate your research! The X-CLARITY system is easy to use, devoted to aqueous-based method for organ clearing. It helps clearing several organs at once and in a short period of time. Works well on a lot of different mouse organs or even pieces of primates and humans organs. Logos Biosystems after-sales are fast and always find a compromise as a solution to our rare issues.
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Doug Richardson, PhD
Harvard Center for Biological Imaging
We purchased the X-CLARITY Tissue Clearing System for our facility and have been very satisfied with its easy-to-use design and consistent results. The X-CLARITY Tissue Clearing System has now allowed many more researchers to enter the field of tissue clearing. In my opinion, the X-CLARITY Tissue Clearing System along with the recently introduced X-CLARITY Polymerization System will help expand the availability of this technique to all scientists who hope to add it to their laboratory’s repertoire.
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David Mulder
Universität Hamburg
Great product, produces rich data. So far, the X-CLARITY has helped us to get amazing data on astrocyte morphology in the olfactory bulb. Thanks to the clearing, it makes slicing the tissue for microscopy redundant. Therefore we are able to study the more complex networks in their physiological form. Great product!
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Uri Manor, PhD
Salk Institute for Biological Studies
The X-CLARITY system is a delight to use and significantly lowers the barrier to tissue clearing imaging applications. With better clearing, and faster turnaround time, we were able to generate many more samples and images than would otherwise have been possible. Highly recommended!
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Yoko Yazaki-Sugiyama, PhD
Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology
For quite a while we were using passive immersion method to obtain transparent zebra finch brains, but this was time-consuming and always a pain in the neck. With the X-CLARITY Tissue Clearing System, even a whole brain can be cleared within several hours with excellent consistency as well as better signal-to-noise ratio when acquiring fluorescent images from deep tissue. It has made our lives a lot easier. TIME IS MONEY!
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Robert Hunt, PhD
University of California, Irvine
We were not sure what to expect when we tried the X-CLARITY Tissue Clearing System. I've tried other tissue clearing methods with varying levels of success. When Jan, a first-year graduate student, showed me a fully cleared whole mouse brain on his first try, I was really impressed! I think this system will really speed up his work.
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Annick Prigent & Benoît Delatour, PhD
ICM Histomics
The X-CLARITY allows us to perform rapid, efficient, and standardized clearing of mouse and human brain tissues. Access to the X-CLARITY technology will undoubtedly help the ICM research teams to better understand the 3D organization of protein assemblies and organelles in tissues.
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Woong Sun, PhD
Korea University Medical School
I tried to design my own DIY ETC chamber for a long time without any success. I tried the X-CLARITY Tissue Clearing System and got a transparent mouse brain on my first try. It works really well and is easy to use. I’ve successfully imaged tissues that contain GFP or that I’ve labeled with fluorescence-tagged antibodies. It makes tissue clearing a stress free process.
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Youngshik Choe, PhD
Korea Brain Research Institute
I find the X-CLARITY simplifies the CLARITY procedure and gives consistent transparency of tissues by plug and play steps.
The best of it is the speed that can't be achieved by other methods.
WHERE THE X-CLARITY™ HAS BEEN CITED
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BigStitcher: Reconstructing high-resolution image datasets of cleared and expanded samples.
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Clarity analysis of the Cl/pH sensor expression in the brain of transgenic mice.
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Enhanced resolution 3D digital cytology and pathology with dual-view inverted selective plane illumination microscopy.
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High-performance acellular tissue scaffold combined with hydrogel polymers for regenerative medicine.
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Presynaptic boutons that contain mitochondria are more stable.
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A HaloTag-TEV genetic cassette for mechanical phenotyping of native proteins.
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Development of sample-adaptable holders for lightsheet microscopy.
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A transgenic inducible GFP extracellular-vesicle reporter (TIGER) mouse illuminates neonatal cortical astrocytes as a source of immunomodulatory extracellular vesicles.
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A novel optical tissue clearing protocol for mouse skeletal muscle to visualize endplates in their tissue context.
2019. Williams MPI, Rigon M, Straka T, Hörner SJ, Thiel M, Gretz N, Hafner M, Reischl M, Rudolf R. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience 13: 49. -
Bioinspired neuron-like electronics.
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A novel population of long-range inhibitory neurons.
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Expansion light sheet microscopy resolves subcellular structures in large portions of the songbird brain.
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Graphene oxide-quenching-based fluorescence in situ hybridization (G-FISH) to detect RNA in tissue: Simple and fast tissue RNA diagnostics.
2018. Hwang DW, Choi YR, Kim D, Park HY, Kim KW, Kim MY, Park CK, Lee DS. Nanomedicine 16, 162-172. -
Aberrant accrual of BIN1 near Alzheimer's disease amyloid deposits in transgenic models.
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Combined structural and functional imaging of the kidney reveals major axial differences in proximal tubule endocytosis.
2018. Schuh CD, Polesel M, Platonova E, Haenni D, Gassama A, Tokonami N, Ghazi S, Bugarski M, Devuyst O, Ziegler U, Hall AM. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 29(11): 2696-2712. -
Optical tissue clearing in combination with perfusion and immunofluorescence for placental vascular imaging.
2018. Carrillo M, Chuecos M, Gandhi K, Bednov A, Moore DL, Maher J, Ventolini G, Ji G, Schlabritz-Loutsevitch N. Medicine (Baltimore) 97(39), e12392. -
Optimizing tissue-clearing conditions based on analysis of the critical factors affecting tissue-clearing procedures.
2018. Kim JH, Jang MJ, Choi J, Lee E, Song KD, Cho J, Kim KT, Cha HJ, Sun W. Scientific Reports, 8(1):12815. -
The neuroregenerative capacity of olfactory stem cells is not limitless: Implications for aging.
2018. Child KM, Herrick DB, Schwob JE, Holbrook EH, Jang W. Journal of Neuroscience 38(31), 6806-6824. -
SETBP1 induces transcription of a network of development genes by acting as an epigenetic hub.
2018. Piazza R, Magistroni V, Redaelli S, Mauri M, Massimino L, Sessa A, Peronaci M, Lalowski M, Soliymani R, Mezzatesta C, Pirola A, Banfi F, Rubio A, Rea D, Stagno F, Usala E, Martino B, Campiotti L, Merli M, Passamonti F, Onida F, Morotti A, Pavesi F, Bregni M, Broccoli V, Baumann M, Gambacorti-Passerini C. Nature Communications 9, 2192. -
PrismPlus: a mouse line expressing distinct fluorophores in four different brain cell types.
2018. Gaire J, Lee HC, Ward R, Currlin S, Woolley AJ, Coleman JE, Williams JC, Otto KJ. Scientific Reports 8, 7182. -
Subepithelial telocytes are an important source of Wnts that supports intestinal crypts.
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Latrophilin 2 specifies cardiac lineage commitment and heart development.
2018. Lee CS, Cho HJ, Lee JW, Lee J, Kwon YW, Park H, Kim J, Kim HS. SSRN Electronic Journal. -
Heart clearing opens new insights in the quantification of injured area after ischemia reperfusion.
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Cortico–reticulo–spinal circuit reorganization enables functional recovery after severe spinal cord contusion.
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3D imaging in the postmortem human brain with CLARITY and CUBIC.
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Vascular niche IL-6 induces alternative macrophage activation in glioblastoma through HIF-2α.
2018. Wang Q, He Z, Huang M, Liu T, Wang Y, Xu H, Duan H, Ma P, Zhang L, Zamvil SS, Hidalgo J, Zhang Z, O'Rourke DM, Dahmane N, Brem S, Mou Y, Gong Y, Fan Y. Nature Communications 9, 559. -
Pitch-tunable pillar arrays for high-throughput culture and immunohistological analysis of tumor spheroids.
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Inverted formin 2 regulates intracellular trafficking, placentation, and pregnancy outcome.
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Rapid spheroid clearing on a microfluidic chip.
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Optical clearing for multi‐scale biological tissues.
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Organism-level analysis of vaccination reveals networks of protection across tissues.
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Effects of neural stem cell media on hypoxic injury in rat hippocampal slice cultures.
2017. Lee NM, Chae SA, Lee HJ. Brain Research 1677, 20-25. -
Optogenetic targeting of cardiac myocytes and non-myocytes: Tools, challenges and utility.
2017. Johnston CM, Rog-Zielinska, EA, Wülfers EM, Houwaart T, Siedlecka U, Naumann A, Nitschke R, Knöpfel T, Kohl P, Shrneider-Warme F. Progress in Biophysics & Molecular Biology 130, 140-149. -
Interactions between fibroblastic reticular cells and B cells promote mesenteric lymph node lymphangiogenesis.
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Advances and perspectives in tissue clearing using CLARITY.
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Light-sheet microscopy for slide-free non-destructive pathology of large clinical specimens.
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ACT-PRESTO: Rapid and consistent tissue clearing and labeling method for 3-dimensional (3D) imaging.
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Basic Principles of Clearing and Imaging Biological Tissues
2019-01-30Single-neuron segmentation of 3D confocal images of clarified tissues
2018-02-14DataBrain: Using deep imaging techniques to develop a high-fidelity map of the brain
2018-02-14Multiscale analysis of ischemia-reperfusion syndrome.
2018-02-11Studying molecular mechanisms of ischemia-reperfusion.
2017-12-18Polymerization simplified
2017-10-13The new X-CLARITY™ sample holders
2017-01-15Innovations in Spinal Treatment using Electrophoretic Tissue Clearing
2017-01-04Spinal Treatment Techniques in the Lab
2017-01-04How the CLARITY Method Supports Spinal Cord Research
2017-01-04A journey through the brain
2016-10-09Whole mouse brain cleared
2016-02-25Biocompare explains CLARITY
2015-11-15Mouse brain slice cleared
2015-06-29IMAGE GALLERY
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Mouse brain hemisphere | X-CLARITY™ -
Mouse brain - 2 mm slices | X-CLARITY™
Mouse brain - 1,2,3 mm slices | X-CLARITY™
Mouse brain slice | X-CLARITY™Courtesy of Youngshik Choe, PhD | Korea Brain Research Institute
Mouse VTA and SNpc | X-CLARITY™Courtesy of Woong Sun, PhD | Korea University Medical School
Mouse brain | X-CLARITY™Courtesy of Woong Sun, PhD | Korea University Medical School
Mouse brain | X-CLARITY™
Mouse brain | X-CLARITY™
Mouse brain | X-CLARITY™Labeled with anti-Collagen IV
Mouse cerebellum | X-CLARITY™Labeled with anti-Calbindin
Courtesy of Woong Sun, PhD | Korea University Medical School
Thy1-YFP transgenic mouse brain | X-CLARITY™
Thy1-YFP transgenic mouse brain | X-CLARITY™
Zebra finch brain | X-CLARITY™Courtesy of Makoto Araki, PhD and Yuichi Morohashi, PhD | Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology
Brain organoids | X-CLARITY™Courtesy of Min-Joon Han, PhD | St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Mouse femur | X-CLARITY™
Mouse outer ear | X-CLARITY™
Mouse embryo | X-CLARITY™
Mouse embryo (E 21.5) | X-CLARITY™Courtesy of Michal Shoshkes-Carmel, PhD and Andrea Stout, PhD | University of Pennsylvania
Mouse heart | X-CLARITY™
Mouse left atrial appendage (LAA) | X-CLARITY™
Mouse coronary artery | X-CLARITY™
Mouse kidney | X-CLARITY™
Mouse kidney | X-CLARITY™
Mouse kidney | X-CLARITY™
Mouse liver | X-CLARITY™
Mouse lungs and trachea | X-CLARITY™
Mouse embryo lungs | X-CLARITY™
Mouse hindlimb muscle | X-CLARITY™
Mouse pancreas | X-CLARITY™
Mouse salivary gland | X-CLARITY™Courtesy of Elaine Emmerson, PhD and Bertrand Vernay, PhD | University of Edinburgh
Mouse spinal cord | X-CLARITY™
Col1α1-GFP transgenic mouse spinal cord | X-CLARITY™Courtesy of Jae Lee, PhD | University of Miami
Mouse spleen | X-CLARITY™
Mouse thymus | X-CLARITY™
Human mammary gland tumors | X-CLARITY™Courtesy of Yun Kyoung Kang, PhD | Baylor College of Medicine
Arabidopsis thaliana | X-CLARITY™
ORDERING INFORMATION
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| C20001 | X-CLARITY™ Polymerization System | 1 unit |
| C20002 | X-CLARITY™ Heat Block for 6 x 50 mL tubes | 1 unit |
| C20003 | X-CLARITY™ Heat Block for flat-bottom plates | 1 unit |
| C1310X | X-CLARITY™ Hydrogel Solution Kit - X-CLARITY™ Hydrogel Solution (1 x 1 L) - X-CLARITY™ Polymerization Initiator (1 x 2.5 g) |
1 kit |
| C30001 | X-CLARITY™ Tissue Clearing System II | 1 unit |
| C12010 | Holder for 36 Mouse Brain Slices (1.5 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12020 | Holder for 36 Mouse Brain Slices (0.6 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12011 | Holder for 6 Slices (1.5 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12021 | Holder for 6 Slices (0.6 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12012 | Holder for 1 Sample (1.5 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12022 | Holder for 1 Sample (0.6 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12013 | Holder for 6 Mouse Brains (1.5 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12023 | Holder for 6 Mouse Brains (0.6 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12014 | Holder for 48 Samples (1.5 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12024 | Holder for 48 Samples (0.6 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12015 | Holder for 192 Samples (1.5 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12025 | Holder for 192 Samples (0.6 Φ) | 1 set |
| C12001 | Tissue Container (20 units) | 1 box |
| C12002 | Container Holder for 1 Tissue Container | 1 unit |
| C12004 | Mouse Brain Slice Holder | 1 unit |
| C12007 | Whole Rat Brain Holder | 1 unit |
| C13001 | Electrophoretic Tissue Clearing Solution | 12 x 1 L |
| C13101 | X-CLARITY™ Mounting Solution | 1 x 25 mL |
| C13102 | X-CLARITY™ Mounting Solution Value Pack | 10 x 25 mL |
| C13107 | X-CLARITY™ Mounting Solution Bulk Pack | 20 x 25 mL |
| C33001 | DeepLabel™ Antibody Staining Kit - DeepLabel™ Solution A (1 x 25 mL) - DeepLabel™ Solution B (2 x 25 mL) - DeepLabel™ Washing Buffer (1 x 250 mL) |
1 kit |