Fixatives and Fixative Solutions

Glutaraldehyde is a fixative used in electron microscopy. It is a rapidly penetrating fixative and an alternative to the expensive and toxic buffered osmium tetroxide.

Glutaraldehyde is a bifunctional protein cross-linking reagent, reacting with NH2 groups to form Schiff&#39s bases. Sporicidal agent.

Glutaraldehyde is a bifunctional protein cross-linking reagent, reacting with NH2 groups to form Schiff&#39s bases. Sporicidal agent.

M-FIX &#174 spray fixative - for cytodiagnosis, is a fixative spray that is suitable for the wet fixation of gynaecological and non-gynaecological preparations processed in Papanicolaou staining. M-FIX &#174 contains polyglycols in alcoholic

M-FIX &#174 spray fixative - for cytodiagnosis, is a fixative spray that is suitable for the wet fixation of gynaecological and non-gynaecological preparations processed in Papanicolaou staining. M-FIX &#174 contains polyglycols in alcoholic

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Wright&#8242s stain solution is commercially available and is generally used in hematology. The procedure of making it includes heating methylene blue with sodium bicarbonate, followed by combining the mixture with eosin.

Wright Stain is a modified Romanowsky stain commonly used for the cellular elements of blood. Wright′s stain is a mixture of eosin Y with polychromed (oxidized and partly demethylated) methylene blue and therefore termed polychrome stains.

Wright Stain is a modified Romanowsky stain commonly used for the cellular elements of blood. Wright′s stain is a mixture of eosin Y with polychromed (oxidized and partly demethylated) methylene blue and therefore termed polychrome stains.

As a gold standard in hematology, the Harleco &#174 Wright stain is a Romanowsky neutral dye stain based on the combination of methylene blue azure as the basic dye component and eosin as the acidic dye component. The typical purple color of cell

As a gold standard in hematology, the Harleco &#174 Wright stain is a Romanowsky neutral dye stain based on the combination of methylene blue azure as the basic dye component and eosin as the acidic dye component. The typical purple color of cell