MGG staining

Enhance CTC enumeration with MGG staining

MGG staining
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MGG staining

Reveal CTCs in a new light with MGG staining

MGG staining is an essential cytological method for identifying and analyzing circulating tumor cells (CTCs) in the blood. Thanks to its excellent nuclear and cytoplasmic contrast, it highlights the distinctive morphological features of CTCs, providing valuable information for oncology research.

Prostate cancer cell line LNCaP

ScreenCell® technology enables not only MGG staining, but also H&E and RAL555 staining, offering great flexibility to meet the diverse requirements of clinical applications and research projects.

CTC results using MGG staining with ScreenCell®

MGG staining is fully compatible with ScreenCell® technology, thanks to kits designed for this analysis. Quick to implement, it preserves the morphology of circulating tumor cells (CTCs) faithfully.

ScreenCell kits for
MGG staining

Kit CYTO, dédié aux applications de cytologie CYTO kit, a CTC isolation test for cytological analysis CTC isolation Kit

CYTO

Blood sample < 4 hours

Cells fixed and analyzed on the isolation support

csb kit

CSB

Blood sample < 3 days

Cells fixed and analyzed on the isolation support

FCD

Blood sample < 3 days

or

Fixed cells detached
from the isolation support for analysis in suspension or on slide

FCD-SP

Blood sample < 4 hours

or

Fixed cells detached
from the isolation support for analysis in suspension or on slide

LCD

Blood sample < 4 hours

Living cells detached
from the isolation support for suspension analysis

The technology adopted by researchers for MGG staining

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