Chapt 1 - Structure of the Cell

Question 1

stain for glycosaminoglycans and basement membranes

Answer 1

PAS

Question 2

stain for collagenous architecture of organs

Answer 2

masson’s trichrome

Question 3

stain for complete blood cell counts

Answer 3

wrights stain

Question 4

stain for lipid droplets, lipochrome pigments and mitochondria

Answer 4

sudan black “B”

Question 5

stains for polypeptide hormone producing cells and basement membranes

Answer 5

silver stains

Question 6

antibodies clog basement membrane of filtration barrier of glomerulus which make it thicker and messes with function

Answer 6

membranous nephropathy

Question 7

this stains more darkly if the dna is tightly coiled

Answer 7

chromatin

Question 8

size of the blank is related to the activity of the cell

Answer 8

nucleolus

Question 9

mostly stains purpleish blue nuclei and nucleoli and some cytoplasms

Answer 9

hematoxylin

Question 10

stains cytoplasm a pinkish red color

Answer 10

eosin

Question 11

eosin is a blank

Answer 11

acidophil

Question 12

hematoxylin is a blank

Answer 12

basophil

Question 13

cytoplasm or structure that will not stain

Answer 13

chromophobe

Question 14

six cells of pancreas make up the blank

Answer 14

acinus

Question 15

pancreas cells have blank to carry out its function

Answer 15

secretory granules

Question 16

tops of cells (secretory granules) are stained by

Answer 16

eosin

Question 17

bottoms of pancreas cells are stained by blank

Answer 17

hematoxylin

Question 18

different dyes are used in combination in order to

Answer 18

differentiate cell structures

Question 19

PAS stains blank in the cells

Answer 19

carbs

Question 20

PAS stains this carb in the liver

Answer 20

glycogen

Question 21

osmium stains structures containing blank

Answer 21

lipids

Question 22

feulgen stains blank

Answer 22

nucleic acid

Question 23

acid phosphatase stains metabolic stuff in cells so it stains lysosomes

Answer 23

lysosomes

Question 24

golgi stain stains for

Answer 24

golgi bodies

Question 25

acid fuchsin stains for blank

Answer 25

mitochondria

Question 26

negative relief stain giesma stains blank more lightly than the rest

Answer 26

golgi zone

Question 27

negative relief stain that is not able to stain

Answer 27

wrights stain

Question 28

h and e is negative relief because it doesnt stain blank

Answer 28

lipid vacuoles

Question 29

intrinsic color is when a tissue has its own blank

Answer 29

color

Question 30

intrinsic color shows up in the blank because of melanocytes, keratinocytes, etc

Answer 30

skin

Question 31

h and e intrinsic color in a nerve cell

Answer 31

acid fuchsin

Question 32

yellow pigment in cardiac muscle

Answer 32

lipochrome

Question 33

undifferentiated cell

Answer 33

mesenchymal cell

Question 34

a specialized cell

Answer 34

paneth cell

Question 35

paneth cell keeps bacteria under control in blank

Answer 35

intestine

Question 36

specialized cell stains more than a blank cell because more blank

Answer 36

undifferentiated, organelles

Question 37

stain for generalized picture of a cell and the structure of an organ

Answer 37

H & E