Harris haematoxylin (DG)

Harris' Haematoxylin solution is a prepared, ready-to-use, high quality tissue staining solution that saves time and effort and produces consistent uniform results. It is used to selectivity stain for nuclei, fat, and lipids. (FOR LABORATORY USE ONLY)Stain used for:Harris' Haematoxylin (1900) for Nuclei.Jones Method for Kidney, Silver Method for the staining of basement membranes, reticulum fibres, collagen, and nuclei.Wilder Modification of Bielschowsky's Method for staining of Collagen and reticulum.McManus' Method (PAS) for Glycogen, McManus (1948).Oil Red in Propylene Glycol MethodHerxheimer's Technique for staining fat and cholesterol.Combined Haematoxylin and Eosin/Methenamine Silver Stain for the fungi in tissue Sections.

Harris' Haematoxylin solution is a prepared, ready-to-use, high quality tissue staining solution that saves time and effort and produces consistent uniform results. It is used to selectivity stain for nuclei, fat, and lipids. (FOR LABORATORY USE ONLY)

Stain used for:

• Harris' Haematoxylin (1900) for Nuclei.
• Jones Method for Kidney, Silver Method for the staining of basement membranes, reticulum fibres, collagen, and nuclei.
• Wilder Modification of Bielschowsky's Method for staining of Collagen and reticulum.
• McManus' Method (PAS) for Glycogen, McManus (1948).
• Oil Red in Propylene Glycol Method
• Herxheimer's Technique for staining fat and cholesterol.
• Combined Haematoxylin and Eosin/Methenamine Silver Stain for the fungi in tissue Sections.
• Genta, Robason and Graham Stain for H-pylori & Gastric Morphology
• Gridley's Method for Endamoeba Histolytica. For bacteria stain: Amoebae, their nuclei and ingested erythrocytes.
• Taylor's Method for Gram Positive and Gram Negative Bacteria.

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