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Introduction In histological analysis, the Giemsa staining method is a widely used technique for visualizing adrenal chromaffin cells. This blog provides a detailed overview of the Giemsa staining procedure, its main components, sample requirements, and result interpretation. It also highlights important precautions to ensure accurate results and safety during the process. Product Details Specifications: 25mL …

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Introduction In the field of histology, accurate staining techniques are essential for identifying and studying tissue structures. One such method, the Metal Replacement Method, offers a reliable way to highlight specific elements within histological sections. This article delves into the main components, test procedure, result interpretation, and precautions associated with the Metal Replacement Method. If …

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Principle of Mast Cell Stain Using aldehyde fuchsin is made simple when it is combined with mucopolysaccharide material, which contains sulfate groups of mucopolysaccharides, and heparins, which contain nucleic acids and carboxyl groups, so it is easy to color and create complexes. Main Components The reagent used in this staining technique consists of two primary …

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Introduction The adsorption of ferrous ions using melanin Stain and the subsequent formation of melanin ferrous complex play a crucial role in various biological processes. This document outlines a detailed method for this ferrous ion adsorption technique, which also involves Turnbull’s Blue reaction. The procedure employs several reagents and solutions to achieve accurate results. Main …

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Introduction: Virus Stain (Orcein Method) is a weak acid that can be dissolved in alcohol. When combined with an acidic solution, it transforms into a dark orange-red color. In the presence of HBsAg (Hepatitis B surface antigen), the surface antigen of the hepatitis B virus, orcein in an acidulated alcoholic solution can effectively stain the …

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Introduction: The Hematology Analyzer Reagent is a critical component used in hematology analyzers to perform blood tests and obtain essential information about a patient’s blood cells and related parameters. It ensures accurate and reliable results, maintaining a high level of quality as seen in the original equipment. The reagent set consists of three main components: …

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Planned use: Oil red O Stain is planned for the staining of impartial fat. Principle of Oil Red O Stain: Staining of lipids is accepted to connect with the actual properties of arrangement or adsorption. Colors display a more noteworthy dissolvability in lipoid substances of frozen tissue than that in unique solvents. Lipid staining is …

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Throughout human history, Controllable Risk Factors of Infectious Diseases has been a major public health problem. These illnesses can transmit from one person to another and are brought on by pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi. They can cause illness and, in severe circumstances, even death. While some infectious disease risk factors are …

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