GRAM STAIN

Ethanol solution IIIA for Gram staining of bacteria in tissue, provided in a slimline gallon bottle for extensive laboratory use in various applications.

95% Ethanol (1 Gallon Square Bottle) - Part of a Gram staining kit, employed for the decolorization step in the staining process, crucial for distinguishing between Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria.

A solution of 95% ethanol included in a Gram staining kit for differential staining of bacteria in histological specimens, facilitating the differentiation and visualization of bacterial structures for research and diagnostic purposes.

Ethanol solution IIIA for Gram staining of bacteria in tissue, supplied in four bottles for consistent and reliable staining results.

Bulk packaging of Acetone Alcohol solution III for Gram staining, provided in a slimline gallon container for extended usage.

Acetone Alcohol solution IIIB for Gram staining of bacteria in tissue, ensuring reliable differentiation and staining, in a square gallon bottle.

Two bottles of acetone alcohol solution for use in Gram staining procedures, aiding in the differentiation of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria based on their cell wall characteristics and staining properties.

Acetone Alcohol solution III for Gram staining, ensuring proper decolorization of bacterial specimens, supplied in four bottles.

A bulk solution of Safranin dye included in a Gram staining kit for differential staining of bacteria in histological specimens, facilitating the visualization and differentiation of bacterial structures for research and diagnostic purposes.

Safranin solution IV for Gram staining, supplied in a gallon container for counterstaining bacterial specimens, ensuring accurate results.

Safranin (2 x 950mL) - Component of a Gram staining kit, used as a counterstain to visualize Gram-negative bacteria following the decolorization step, enabling differentiation between bacterial types.

A solution containing Safranin dye included in a Gram staining kit for differential staining of bacteria in histological specimens, aiding in the visualization and differentiation of bacterial structures for research and diagnostic purposes.