Sodium thiosulphate aqueous solutions

Sodium thiosulfate aqueous solution is freshly prepared upon receipt of order to ensure maximum shelf life. Available in various percentages.

Stain used for:

• Combined Haematoxylin and Eosin/Methenamine Silver Stain for the fungi in tissue Sections.
• Jones Method for Kidney, Silver Method for the staining of basement membranes, reticulum fibers, collagen, and nuclei.
• Wolbach's Giemsa Method, Wolbach, Todd, and Palfrey (1922) for the staining of : nuclei, collagen, riskettsia and bacteria.
• Methenamine Silver Methodfor Argentaffin Cells for staining of argentaffin granules of enterochromaffin cells.
• Lillie Modification of Masson's Trichrome for staining of cells, cytoplasm muscle and collagen of mammalian tissue.
• Canaliculi and Lacunae Stain, Powers, Rasmussen and Clark (1951) for bones and teeth.
• Wolbach's Giemsa Method Wolbach, Todd, and Palfrey (1922) Nuclei, collagen.
• Pinkerton's Method for Rickettsia, For inclusion body stain.
• Bodian's Protargol Method for neurological tissue stains: Nerve fiber and endings.
• Verhoeff's Van-Gieson?s (VVG Method) for staining elastic fibers, nuclei, collagen & other tissue elements.
• Wilder Modification of Bielschowsky's Method for staining of Collagen and reticulum.
• Gomori's Methenamine Silver for Urate Crystals Urate crystals.
• Hirano-Zimmerman Method for Nerve Cells and Fibres for staining of nerofibrils, dendrites, axis cylinders, senile plaques, etc.

For more information on microscopy stains:

Stain Index

MSDS