What is direct immuno fluorescence?
Answer / Aqib Ashhar
Direct immunofluorescence is a technique used to detect antigens directly on tissue sections. A fluorescently labeled primary antibody specific to the antigen of interest is used, which binds to the target antigen and emits light upon excitation.
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