Carbs and Amyloid Flashcards
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enzyme used for the identification of glycogen
diastase
stain for demonstrating glycogen
PAS w/ or w/out diastase and Best Carmine with and without digestion
dye used to prepare Schiff Reagent
basic fuchsin
PAS reaction mainly demonstrates
neutral mucopolysaccharides
first person to used Schiff reagent in a method for demonstrating DNA
feulgen
test Schiff reagent
color reaction should be red/purple
only polysaccharide demonstrated in tissue
glycogen
fixative for glycogen
alcoholic glycogen
glycogen is a
polysaccharide
Fixation for best carmine is
absolute alcohol or carnoy
oxidation agent for baur-feulgen
chromic acid
sulfated muco-substances
Alician blue 0.4 or 1.0
metal found in structural formula in alician blue
copper
dyes used to demonstrate mucopolysaccharides
basic dyes
Mucin stains generally aid in the diagnosis for
carcinomas
stain to classify a poorly differentiated carcinoma
mucincarmine
southgates stock of mucicarmine should be stored
in the fridge
best stain for demonstrating epithelial mucin
mucicarmine
surgical powder contains starch that will give a positive reaction with this solution
langhan’s iodine
a silver stain that was originally developed for staining glycogen and mucin but is no longer used for that purpose
gomoris methenamine silver
dyes like toludine blue O that stain mucins and acid mucosubstances a different color from that of the dye are called
metachromatic (generally cationic [basic])
metachromatic staining, strong acid mucosubstances can be distinguished from weakly acid mucosubstances by varying
pH
fluorescent dye used in pickett’s method for mucin and mast cells
acridine orange
amyloidosis is characterized by the deposition of amyloid in skeletal tissue. amyloid can be characterized as
an abnormal extracellular protein complex