01 - General Flashcards

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Q

(stains)

(gram stain)

  1. used to do what?
  2. G+ look how?
  3. G+ look how?
A
  1. classify bacteria
  2. deep blue
  3. red
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(Romanowsky type)

  1. for use on air-dried specimens
  2. what is a common type of this stain?
  3. mainstay in cytopathology why?
A
  1. Diff-quick
  2. impart different colors to cytoplasm and nucleus
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(new Methylene blue)

  1. good for detection of what?
  2. how is this useful?
A
  1. nucleated cells, all bacteria, fungi, and yeast
  2. evaluate nucleated cell populations in heavy blood contamination (RBCs stain poorly)
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(Prussian blue)

  1. stains what?
  2. does it detect loosely or tightly bound iron?
A
  1. ferric (Fe3+) iron
  2. loosely (so not iron in hemoglobin)
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(immunocytochemical stains)

  1. use antibodies against epitopes, can be very specific and powerful
  2. can be used to identify what?
  3. limited only by the Abs available -> many of which are conserved across species
A
  1. cell line of origin of unknown cells
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