Immunohistochemistry (IHC) is a widely used technique in conjunction with H&E staining for detailed tissue analysis. IHC uses antibodies to bind to specific antigens in tissue sections, allowing for the visualization and localization of specific proteins within the tissue. H&E provides the general tissue morphology, while IHC highlights specific proteins, making them highly complementary.

Immunohistochemistry (IHC) is a widely used technique in conjunction with H&E staining for detailed tissue analysis. IHC uses antibodies to bind to specific antigens in tissue sections, allowing for the visualization and localization of specific proteins within the tissue. H&E provides the general tissue morphology, while IHC highlights specific proteins, making them highly complementary.

Immunofluorescence (IF) is another antibody-based staining technique that can complement H&E staining. Like IHC, it allows for the detection of specific proteins within tissue sections. However, IF utilizes fluorescently labeled antibodies, which can offer higher sensitivity and the ability to detect multiple targets simultaneously. H&E provides the overall tissue context, while IF provides detailed protein localization information.