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Nuclei are counterstained with haematoxylin
Nuclei are counterstained with Nuclear red
Nuclei appears red
Nuclei appears dark
Lipids appear red
Lipids appear yellow
Yellow
Pink
Red
Dark
Blue
Sudan III
Auric chloride
Perl“s reaction
Aniline blue
Weigert resorcin-fuchsin technique
Haemotoxylin
Eosin
Dark
Nuclear red
Mayers mucicarmine
Red
Nuclear red
Gomoroi ammoniac silver nitrate
Luxol blue
Haemotoxylin
Eosin
Glycogen
Mucus
Myelin sheats
Acidic tissue structures
Basic tissue structures
Collagen
Colloid iron
Perls reaction
Luxol blue
Blue trichrome
Heat it up and place it in paraffin at 56c
Rins the section out in distilled water
The section must be deparaffinized in Xylene
Freezing it
They bind to cytoplasm
They bind to basic structures
They bind to ergastoplasm
They bind to ground substance of cartilage
They bind to mucus
They bind to acidic tissue structures
Haemotoxylin stains nuclei Brown
Eosin stains nuclei pink
Haemotoxylin stains nuclei Dark
Eosin stains structures pink
Eosin stains structures red
Haemotoxylin stains structures blue
Eosin stains granules of eosinophilic leukocytes intensively red
Erythrocytes
Structures
Nuclei
Acidophilic cells
Eosin doesnt stains red
Chromatin of the nucleus
Mucus
Ergastoplasm
Ground substance of cartilage
Stained sections most be dehydrated with ethanol
Stained sections most be rehydrated with ethanol
Stained sections most be dehydrated with xylene
Stained sections most De-paraffinized using xylene
Stained sections most be embedded in paraffin
Stained sections are mounted in Canada balsam
Light of long wavelength
Light of short wavelength
Light of normal wavelength
Natriumflourid
Fluor
Fluorochrome
Quaternary fluorescence
Primary fluorescence
Secondary flourescence
Rhodamine 123
DiI
Acridine orange
Propidium iodide;
Staining of glycogen
Detection of Fe3+
Staining of mucus
Detecting phospholipides in myelin sheath
Detecting Haemosiderin
Staining nuclei
Red
Best carmine
Blue
Mayers mucicarmine
Purple
Perls reaction
Pas reaction
Mayers mucicarmine
Colloid iron according to Hale-Muller
Pas method
Nuclear red
Haemotoxylin
The stain becomes purple
The counterstain is Haematoxylin
The counterstain is Nuclear red
The mucus stains pink
The stain used is Best carmine
The stain used is Mayers Mucicarmine
Weigert resorcin-fuchsin technique is used
Green trichrome is used as an counterstain
Van gieson stain is used
The counterstain is Hematoxylin
Argentaffin reaction is used
Haematoxylin and eosin are nucleic stains
Haemotoyxlin and eosin are bind to basic structures
Argentaffin reaction stains structures black
Myelin sheats are counterstained with nuclear red
Argentaffin reaction stains Polysaccharides
Green trichrome are counterstained with Haemotoxylin
Hale-muller
Gomori
Feulgens nuclear reaction reaction
Van giesons stain
Cresyl violet is an basic aniline dye
Toluidine blue is an basic aniline dye
Eosin colors structures pinkish and Erythrocytes intensively red
Xylene is not an dye
The most common fixative is represented by(10% formalin)
10% formalin is really 50% formaldehyde diluted in water
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