STAINING LAB Flashcards
What are the types of hematoxylin dyes?
Aluminum
iron
Phosphotungstic acid
Copper
TRUE OR FALSE:
Hematoxylin is not a natural dye
False: It is a natural dye
This classification of dye is extracted from the core/heartwood of a Mexican tree (Hematoxylin Campechianum)
Hematoxylin
Where is Hematoxylin extracted from?
Core/heartwood of a mexican tree known us Hematoxylin campechianum
For a hematoxylin dye to ripen or oxidize, it should be?
Exposed to air and sunlight or to strong oxidizing agent.
What are the types of Aluminum Hematoxylin?
Sodium iodate (Ehrlich’s)
Mercuric chloride (Harris’)
Alcoholic iodine (Cole’s)
Sodium iodate (Mayer’s)
For this dye, the tissues are subjected to acid decalcification and acidic tissues
Sodium iodate (Ehrlich’s)
For this dye it is used for routine nuclear staining, exfoliative cytology, and staining sex chromosomes.
Mercuric chloride (Harris’)
For this dye, this is used for routine purposes especially in sequence to celestine blue
Alcoholic iodine (Cole’s)
This dye is used for cytoplasmic glycogen
Sodium iodate (Mayer’s)
What are the types of Iron hematoxylin?
Ferric ammonium chloride (Weigert’s)
Ferric ammonium sulfate (Heidenhain’s)
This classification of iron hematoxylin is used for muscle fibers and connective tissues.
Ferric ammonium chloride (Weigert’s)
This classification of iron hematoxylin is used for nuclear and cytoplasmic inclusions (chromatin. chromosomes, nucleoli, centromes, mitochondria) , voluntary muscle striations and myelin
Ferric ammonium sulfate (Heidenhain’s)
What is the classification of phosphotungstic acid hematoxylin?
1% aq. phosphotungstic acid
This dye is used for nuclei, fibrin, muscle striations, myofibrils, fibroglia, collagen, bone, cartilage, paraffin, celloidin and frozen section.
1% aq. phosphotungstic acid