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Used for biological or medical research, histology stains and reagents support easy microscopic anatomy analysis. Powder or liquid form stains effectively highlight plant or animal cell and tissue components. When used in conjunction with microscopic equipment, the premium and environmentally friendly chemicals provide fast and clear observation results. From the general purpose staining combination of hematoxylin and eosin to complex kits, detect and contrast cellular sections through use of stable stains.
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Dane's Method for Prekeratin, Keratin, and Mucin, Keratin stain method for the staining of keratin, prekeratin, acid mucopolysaccharides and nuclei, Stain results - Acid Mucopolysaccharides: Blue, Prekeratin and Keranin
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Lillie's Method for Iron, For the staining of ferric and ferrous iron, Stain results - Ferric Iron: Dark Prussian Blue, Ferrous Iron: Dark Turnbull's Blue, Background: Light Red
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specialized dye for marking frozen or fixed tissues, specially formulated binding pigment coats without penetrating tissue surface, fast drying, easy-to-use, 2oz per bottle: blue, black, red, yellow, and green, comes with
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A Combined Hematoxylin and Eosin/Methenamine Silver Stain for the Histological Diagnosis of Fungi in Tissue Sections For bacterial, fungal stains. Stain results - Organism: Blue-Black Background: Rose
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Relative Aciddophilia Stain, Stain results - The least acidophilic elements stained in the phloxine, control slide lose the red color after 2 minutes in the tartrazine solution, The most acidophilic retain the phloxin
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Dane's Method for Prekeratin, Keratin, and Mucin, Keratin stain method for the staining of keratin, prekeratin, acid mucopolysaccharides and nuclei, Stain results - Acid Mucopolysaccharides: Blue, Prekeratin and Keranin: Orange to Red
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Lillie's Method for Nucleic Acids (1965), Stain: Nuclear chromatin, and chromatin of plasmodia, etc, Stain results - Cells, Nuclear chromatin: Deep red-purple, Cytoplasm: Light Green, The chromatin of plasmodia
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Alizarin Red S and Toluidine Blue O, Williams (1941); Dawson (1926), Distinction between bone and cartilage in mammalian embryos, Stain results - Soft Tissues: Transparent, Osseous Tissues: Deep Red, Cartilage: Dark Blue
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Lillie's Method for Iron, For the staining of ferric and ferrous iron, Stain results - Ferric Iron: Dark Prussian Blue, Ferrous Iron: Dark Turnbull's Blue, Background: Light Red
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Modified Alizarin Red S for Fetal Specimens, Cumley, Crow, and Griffin (1939), For Minute bones and fetal ossification in mammalian embryos, Stain results - Bone: Red, Soft Tissue: . Transparent and unstained
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McManus' Method (PAS) for Glycogen, McManus (1948), Stain results - Nuclei: Blue, Fungi: Red, Background, when Light Green is used as the counter-stain: Green, pale. Refrigerated!
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Verhoeff's Van-Gieson's (VVG Method), For stain elastic fibers, nuclei, collagen & other tissue elements, Stain results - Elastic Fibers: Blue-black to Black-Fine elastic fibrils may not be stained with this method
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Weigert's Iron Hematoxylinwith Methachromic Dyes, For Nuclear stain, Stain results - Nuclei Black, Cytoplasm Gray-Green, Mucus, Cartilage and Yellowish Brown, Deep Red or, Mast Cell Granules Orange-Red depending on dye used
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Periodic Acid Leucofuchsin Method - (PAS), For General tissue stain, Stain results - Nuclei Black on Blue, Cytoplasm Gray, Yellow or Orange, Collagen Pink, Reticulum Purplish Red, Glycogen- Dark Purplish Red
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Bodian's Protargol Method, For neurological tissue stains: Nerve fiber and endings, Results - Nerve Fibers, Nuclei: Black, Myelinin, Muscle, Erythrocytes, Lissamine Fast Red Counterstain: Red, Background-Lissamine Fast Red
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Modified Alizarin Red S for Fetal Specimens, Cumley, Crow, and Griffin (1939), For Minute bones and fetal ossification in mammalian embryos, Stain results - Bone: Red, Soft Tissue: . Transparent and unstained
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Dane's Method for Prekeratin, Keratin, and Mucin, Keratin stain method for the staining of keratin, prekeratin, acid mucopolysaccharides and nuclei, Stain results - Acid Mucopolysaccharides: Blue, Prekeratin and Keranin: Orange to Red
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Mallory-Heidenhain Azan-Gomori's Modification for Islet Cells, For staining of alpha, beta and D-cells of islets of langerhans, Stain results - (Bouin Fixation), Human Tissue, Alpha granules: Red, bright
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Alizarin Red S and Toluidine Blue O, Williams (1941); Dawson (1926), Distinction between bone and cartilage in mammalian embryos, Stain results - Soft Tissues: Transparent, Osseous Tissues: Deep Red, Cartilage: Dark Blue
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Mallory-Heidenhain Azan-Gomori's Modification for Islet Cells, For staining of alpha, beta and D-cells of islets of langerhans, Stain results - (Bouin Fixation), Human Tissue, Alpha granules: Red, bright
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Van Gieson's Method for Collagen Fibers, For collagen, muscle and cornified epithelium, Stain results - Collagen: Red, Smooth and striated muscle: Yellowish to Brownish, Cornified epithelium: Yellow, Hyalin: Yellow
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Laqueur's Method for Alcoholic Hyalin Lacqueur (1950), For mallory bodies, erythrocytes, bile pigment and proteinaceous, material in liver, Stainresults - Mallory Bodies: Bright Red, Erythrocytes: Red, Cytoplasm: Pale Brown, Bile
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