HISTOLOGICAL STAINS
Catalog Number: HS-601
Size: 25 g
Size: 25 g
Amido Black is a useful forensic stain typically used for enhancing latent prints contaminated with blood. Amido Black is very sensitive to the proteins found in blood. It leaves a black/blue stain and is usable on both porous and nonporous surfaces.
Catalog Number: HS-518
Size: 25 g
Size: 25 g
Basic Fuchsin is the main ingredient of Schiff’s reagent, a pH indicator, and can be used as stain for glycoproteins and mucopolysaccharide proteins in acidic pH systems. Usually used with NaphtholBlue Black as a post stain color enhancer.
Catalog Number: HS-506
Size: 25 g
Size: 25 g
Biebrich Scarlet can be used as a plasma stain instead of Acid Fuchsin in Masson’s trichrome.
Catalog Number: HS-402
Size: 100 ml
- 1% Aqueous Stock
- Ready for use in your preferred protocol
Catalog Number: HS-516
Size: 25 g
Size: 25 g
Recommended as a substitute for Light Green SF Yellowish in Masson’s trichrome because it is less likely to fade. It may be substituted for Light Green in many other procedures as well.
Catalog Number: HS-400
- Finest Control of the Ripening Process
- Longest Shelf Life
- Fewest Artifacts
- Reproducible Vibrant Staining
Catalog Number: HS-606
Size: 10 g
Size: 10 g
Methyl Green in conjunction with Pyronin Y will differentiate RNA and DNA.
Catalog Number: HS-607
Size: 5 g
Size: 5 g
Methyl Green in conjunction with Pyronin Y will differentiate RNA and DNA.
Catalog Number: HS-404
Size: 1 Liter
- Finest Control of the Ripening Process
- Longest Shelf Life
- Fewest Artifacts
- Reproducible Vibrant Staining
- Working Safely with Fixatives
- The Chemistry of Dyes and Staining
- Suggested procedures for processing fixed tissue
- Staining Procedures
- Sectioning
- Overview of the Paraffin Technique
- Overview of Fixation
- Non-Aldehyde Fixatives
- Mounting Tissue Sections
- Factors Affecting Fixation
- Embedding
- Dehydration
- Decalcifying Tissue for Histological Processing
- Clearing Tissue Sections
- Artifacts in Histologic Sections
- Aldehyde Fixatives