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Unit : 500 mlMSDS 26031 |
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For use as a bacterial, fungal and inclusion body stain.MSDS 26106-02 |
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Stain selectivity for nuclei, fat and lipids. Ready-to-use.RTTechnical Data SheetMSDS 261041MSDS 26041-20 |
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Immunosaver allows for Immunostaining with quick and easy activation cell membranes and the nucleus. Immunosaver… Show more (+) Immunosaver allows for Immunostaining with quick and easy activation cell membranes and the nucleus. Immunosaver provides efficient antigen retrieval for successful immunostaining of a wide variety of antigens under optimized conditions. Protocols for both Light and Electron Microscopy may be found with this reagent.RT Unit : 100 mlMSDS 64142 Show less (-) |
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(Iron Alum – Celestine Blue)Lendrum & McFarlane, (1940). J. of Pathology & Bacteriology, v. 50… Show more (+) (Iron Alum – Celestine Blue)Lendrum & McFarlane, (1940). J. of Pathology & Bacteriology, v. 50, pp 381A stain solution for nuclei. A substitute for Hematoxylin/Eosin.MSDS 26023 Show less (-) |
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The Jenner Stain Solution is a mixture of several thiazin-dyes in a methanol solvent. Ionic and nonionic… Show more (+) The Jenner Stain Solution is a mixture of several thiazin-dyes in a methanol solvent. Ionic and nonionic forces are involved in the binding of these dyes. RT Unit : 500 mlMSDS 26033-05Technical Data Sheet Show less (-) |
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Kinyoun's carbol fuchsin staining solution for acid-fast bacteria.Technical Data SheetMSDS 26087 |
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Kinyoun's carbol fuchsin staining solution for acid-fast bacteria. It is generally used to differentiate between… Show more (+) Kinyoun's carbol fuchsin staining solution for acid-fast bacteria. It is generally used to differentiate between and identify white blood cells, malaria parasites, and trypanosomas.MSDS 26086-50MSDS 26086-05 Show less (-) |
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Light green SF yellowish is used for routine staining methods in histology,e. g. the… Show more (+) Light green SF yellowish is used for routine staining methods in histology,e. g. the staining of collagen fibers and especially for Masson’s trichromestaining acc. to Goldner.RTMSDS 26085-05MSDS 26085-10 Show less (-) |