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1
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What structures does hematoxylin bind to?

A

RNA
DNA
Ribosomes
rER

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What structures does eosin bind to?

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Secretory vesicles
sER
lysosomes
mitochondria
type I collagen
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What is the Feulgen reaction for?

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Binding to DNA

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What color is the Feulgen reaction?

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Magenta

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Mallory Triple

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Nuclei–red
muscle–red to orange
collagen–blue
hyaline cartilage–blue

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PAS reaction

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Carbohydrates–magenta

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Osmic acid

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Lipids–black

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Verhoeff

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Elastic fibers-black

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Silver methods

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Intermediate filaments of nerve cells glial cells, and reticular fibers
Black

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Typan blue

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Macrophages

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Prussian blue

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Hemosiderin

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Nissl

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Ribosomes

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13
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Iron Hemotoxylin

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Nuclear elements
Chromosomes
Mitochondria
Centrioles
Muscle striation
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What can H & E be used to find?

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Coagulative necrosis

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15
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PAS highlights what diseases?

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Thickened basement membranes in kidney disease
Glycogen storage diseases
Alpha-antitrypsin deficiency in liver cells

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16
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Mallory triple highlights what?

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Fibrosis

17
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Prussian blue is used to find what?

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Excessive Fe accumulation in hemochromatosis

18
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Congo red can identify what?

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Extracellular deposits of amyloid (glassy)

19
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Coagulative necrosis can be found by what stain?

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H&E

20
Q

Alpha antitrypsin can be found by what?

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PAS

21
Q

Fibrosis can be found by…?

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Mallory triple

22
Q

Nuclear changes in cancer found by?

A

Feulgen

23
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Hemochromatosis can be detected by..?

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Prussian blue

24
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Amyloid plaques can be found by..?

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Congo red

25
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Marfan syndrome can be found by…?

A

Verhoeff

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