Adhesive & Staining II Flashcards

(35 cards)

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[6] Aluminum Hematoxylin

[HED, MCC]

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  1. Harris
  2. Ehrlich’s
  3. Delafield’s
  4. Mayer’s
  5. Cole’s
  6. Carazzis’
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Routinely used for nuclear staining.

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Harris Hematoxylin

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CYTOLOGY: nuclear stain in PAP’s

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Harris Hematoxylin

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Staining of SEX CHROMOSOMES.

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Harris Hematoxylin

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Addition of GLACIAL ACETIC ACID: gives precise nuclear staining.

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Harris hematoxylin

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It gives PRECISE NUCLEAR STAINING in Harris Hematoxylin.

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Glacial Acetic Acid

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It slows oxidation and prolong shelf life in Ehrlich’s Hematoxylin

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Glycerin

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Excellent nuclear stain.

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Ehrlich’s Hematoxylin

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Stains mucin, recommended for BONE and CARTILAGE.

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Ehrlich’s Hematoxylin

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Addition of GLYCERIN: slows oxidation and prolong shelf life.

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Ehrlich’s Hematoxylin

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Naturally ripened.

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Delafield’s Hematoxylin

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Chemically ripened with SODIUM IODATE.

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Mayer’s Hematoxylin

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Artificially ripened with ALCOHOLIC IODINE.

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Cole’s Hematoxylin

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Artificially ripened with POTASSIUM IODATE.

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Carazzi’s Hematoxylin

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For FROZEN SECTIONS.

[aluminum hematoxylin]

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Carazzi’s Hematoxylin

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[4] Iron Hematoxylin

[WH, LV]

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  1. Weigert’s
  2. Heidenhainn’s
  3. Loyez
  4. Verhoeff
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Mordant/oxidizer: Ferric ammonium chloride

[iron hematoxylin]

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Weigert’s Hematoxylin

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Mordant/Oxidizer of Weigert’s Hematoxylin.

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Ferric ammonium chloride

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STANDARD iron hematoxylin.

[iron hematoxylin]

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Weigert’s Hematoxylin

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Used in demonstrating MUSCLE FIBERS and CT.

[iron hematoxylin]

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Weigert’s Hematoxylin

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Mordant/oxidizer: Iron Alum

[iron hematoxylin]

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Heidenhainn’s Hematoxylin

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CYTOLOGICAL STAIN: for nuclear and cytoplasmic inclusions.

[iron hematoxylin]

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Heidenhainn’s Hematoxylin

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Result of Heidenhainn’s Hematoxylin

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For FROZEN SECTIONS.

[iron hematoxylin]

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Loyez Hematoxylin

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Elastic fiber = black [iron hematoxylin]
Verhoeff Hematoxylin
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Mordant/ Oxidizer of Heidenhainn's Hematoxylin.
Iron Alum
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Mordant of Tungsten Hematoxylin.
1% aqueous phosphotungstic acid
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Oxidizer of Tungsten Hematoxylin
Potassium permanganate
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For demonstration of endocrine cells of alimentary tract.
Lead Hematoxylin
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spermatogenesis.
Copper Hematoxylin
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Most commonly used for histologic studies.
Hematoxylin
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Combined with mordants to form DYE MORDANT TISSUE complex.
Hematoxylin
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FILTER stain prior to use.
Hematoxylin
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Routinely used in H&E staining. [hematoxylin]
Aluminum Hematoxylin
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Initially stains nuclei red but after BLUEING forms blue lakes. [hematoxylin]
Aluminum Hematoxylin