For fat and lipid stain.
ex: The oil red O (ORO) stain can identify neutral lipids and fatty acids in smears and tissues. Fresh smears or cryostat sections of tissue are necessary because fixatives containing alcohols, or routine tissue processing with clearing, will remove lipids. The ORO is a rapid and simple stain.
| MSDS 26503-01 | /MSDS 26503-02 | MSDS 26503-03 |
| MSDS 26503-04 | MSDS 26503-05 | MSDS 26503-06 |
| Vignette | SKU | Description | UNIT | Quantité | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | D26503-01 | Sudan IV-Isopropanol Solution | 500 ml | ||
| | D26503-02 | Oil Red O-Isopropanol Solution | 250 ml | ||
| | D26503-03 | Sudam III-Isopropanol Solution | 250 ml | ||
| | D26503-04 | Mayer Hematoxylin | 500 ml | ||
| | D26503-05 | Erhlich’s Hematoxylin, Diluted | 500 ml | ||
| | D26503-06 | Sodium Phosphate, 1%, Aqueous | 500 ml |
| Fat: | Deep orange-red with Oil Red O (lighter with Sudan IV) Orange-yellow with Sudan II |
|
| Nuclei: | Blue | |
| Erythrocytes: | Sometimes Green | |
| Cytoplasm: | Lighter Green |
References:
Lillie, R.D.,Histopathologic Technical and Practical Histochemistry, 3rd edition, McGraw-Hill, NY, 1965
Clark, G., (ed) Staining Procedures, 3rd edition, Williams & Wilkins, Baltimore, p. 149, c. 1973
Ref: D19328
Ref: D1921-1
Ref: D17989-1
Ref: D17989-6
Ref: D12410
Ref: D1921-3
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