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Overcome normal optical limitations in microscopic studies by highlighting specific structures with stains and reagents and then protect samples with fixatives. The fast-acting dyes create strong contrasts between cell components for easier detection or analyses. Sensitive attractions to certain organelle or cellular components differ among offered stains, allowing precise testing modifications. Flexible in use, ready-to-use stains may be handled manually or in conjunction with automatic equipment.
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excellent adhesion to metals, glass, and ceramic, use as a water soluble temporary bond, for precise high purity work, leaves no residue after dissolving, does not clog the diamond wheel,
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Ready to use, protects cellular structure, minimal interference with subsequent staining, for use with human and animal calcified tissue, bone, cartilage and other hard specimens
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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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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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A thermoplastic adhesive for mounting powder specimens and small particles for SEM. Does not contain any solvents and is stable in high vacuum. It is not sticky at room temperature but becomes adhesive at 40[degree]C and melts at 120[degree]C.
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Modified Steiner - Using Chapman's Modification For bacterial stain. Stain results - Spirochetes,Donovan Bodies, General Bacteria,Legionairies Disease Bacteria: Dark Brown or Black Background: Bright 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
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Thomas Method for Malarial Parasites, Thomas (1953), Stain results - Nuclei: Blue, Plasma Cell Cytoplasm: Blue, Malarial Parasites: Blue, Erythrocytes: Pink, Other Tissue Elements: Shades of Rose to Red
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Giemsa Thick Film Stain, Lillie (1965); Barber and Komp (1929), Stain malarial parasites, Stain results - Malarial Parasites: Clear Red Chromatin, Cytoplasm: Clear Blue, Red Corpuscles: Not seen due to lacking of
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Prussian Blue Method for Hemosiderin, For the staining of deposits of hemosiderin, Stain results - Hemosiderin: Blue or Green, Nuclei: Red, Background: Pink
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Carstairs Method for Fibrin and Platelets, For the staining of fibrin and platelets, Stain results - 48 hours or more: Fibrin: Bright Red, Platelets Gray blue to navy, Collagen: Bright Blue, Muscle: Red
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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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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
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Jones Method for Kidney, Silver Method, For the staining of basement membranes, reticulum fibers, collagen, and nuclei, Stain results - Basement membranes, reticulum fibers: Black, Nuclei: Blue, Cytoplasm, collagen
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designed as a masking material in jet polishing applications, chemically inert, resistant to etching solutions (hydrofluoric acid, perchloric acid and acetic acid), can be easily removed with hydrocarbon or chlorinated solvents, M
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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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