What are the advantages of using directly labeled conjugates compared to indirect staining with labeled secondary antibodies?

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Direct immunofluorescence staining eliminates the need for secondary antibody incubation and wash steps, and allows the use of multiple primary antibodies from the same species for multicolor detection, or staining of animal tissues with antibodies raised in the same species without secondary antibody cross-reactivity (e.g. mouse-on-mouse staining).

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