CYTOLOGY/HISTOLOGY

Components of a staining solution utilized in the Papanicolaou (Pap) staining method, designed for the visualization and analysis of cellular morphology and abnormalities in cytological specimens.

Counterstaining solution containing Phloxine B dye, employed in microbiology for differentiating between bacterial cell types and structures following primary staining procedures.

Dilute counterstain solution supplied in bulk for consistent and reproducible staining of tissue sections.

Phloxine B solution with a concentration of 0.05% for counterstaining in histological applications, provided in a bottle for subtle visualization of stained tissue sections.

A gallon of Phloxine B counterstain solution in a 1% formulation, used in histological staining as a counterstain to hematoxylin, providing contrast and facilitating the visualization of tissue structures under microscopy.

High-concentration counterstain solution in ample quantity for precise histopathological applications.

Phloxine B solution with a concentration of 1% for counterstaining in histological applications, provided in a bottle for enhanced visualization of stained tissue sections.

Two bottles of Schiff Reagent, commonly used in histology laboratories for the detection of carbohydrates, mucins, and other glycoproteins in tissue sections, supporting the identification of specific tissue components and pathological conditions.

Schiff Reagent solution provided in two bottles for detecting glycogen and other carbohydrates in histological sections, ensuring accurate staining.

A bottle containing 250mL of Schiff reagent, commonly used in histological staining for the detection of carbohydrates, particularly glycogen and mucopolysaccharides, facilitating the visualization of specific cellular components and structures.

Essential staining reagent for detecting glycogen, mucin, and other substances in histology, offered in a convenient volume.

Two bottles of Shorr's single differential stain, utilized in microbiology for staining bacterial smears, enabling the differentiation and characterization of bacterial morphology and cellular structures under microscopy.