elastases

How are Elastases Detected in Histological Samples?


Elastases can be detected in histological samples using specific immunohistochemistry techniques. Antibodies targeting elastases can be used to visualize their distribution and quantify their levels in tissues. Additionally, enzyme assays can measure elastase activity in tissue extracts.

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