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Beilschowsky Silver

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	* Max Bielschowsky (1869 – 1940) was a Polish neuropathologist born in Breslau.		* Max Bielschowsky (1869 – 1940) was a Polish neuropathologist born in Breslau.
	* an improved method based upon Ramon y Cajal's historic method for selectively silver staining nerve fibres in neural tissue.		* an improved method based upon Ramon y Cajal's historic method for selectively silver staining nerve fibres in neural tissue.


	~~:'''Links:''' [[Embryology History - Santiago Ramón y Cajal\|Santiago Ramón y Cajal]]~~

	===Methenamine Silver===		===Methenamine Silver===

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	* UK - Haematoxylin, USA - Hematoxylin		* UK - Haematoxylin, USA - Hematoxylin

	~~{{HE}} '''Note''' - if you have clicked the stain name link where it appears on a page or image on this site it will bring you here, use your web browser back button to return to your original page.~~

	=== Haematoxylin ===		=== Haematoxylin ===
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	* using osmium as a 'stain' makes use of the fact that osmium oxidises tissue fats and forms a black substance which is easily seen in the light microscope.		* using osmium as a 'stain' makes use of the fact that osmium oxidises tissue fats and forms a black substance which is easily seen in the light microscope.
	* adipose tissue, adipose cells, myelin sheaths.		* adipose tissue, adipose cells, myelin sheaths.
	* {{Osmium}}'''Note''' - if you have clicked the stain name link where it appears on a page or image on this site it will bring you here,<br>use your web browser back button to return to your original page.
	==Papanicolaou stain==		==Papanicolaou stain==

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			== Introduction ==
			This page gives a general overview of some histological stains used to identify structures in embryo sections.

	{{Histology Stains table01}}		{{Histology Stains table01}}

	~~{{Header}}~~

	~~== Introduction ==~~
	This page gives a general overview of some histological stains used to identify structures in cells and tissues. This stains information should also be considered in relation to [[Histology Fixatives]]. To see related histology images use the [[:Category:Histology\|Category:Histology]] link.

	~~'''Medicine Foundations students do not need to know stain information in this detail.'''~~


	~~{{Histology Links}}~~

	~~{{Common Stains table}}~~

	~~{\| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"~~
	~~! Stain Templates~~
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	~~These templates put a link to this page and the appropriate stain text.~~

	~~Use the text in the curly brackets to insert the text in the curved brackets with a link to the Histology Stains page.~~

	* <nowiki>{{Alcian blue}}</nowiki> (Stain - [[Histology_Stains#Alcian_Blue\|Alcian blue]])
	* <nowiki>{{Alizarin red}}</nowiki> (Stain - [[Histology_Stains#Alizarin Red\|Alizarin red]])
	* <nowiki>{{Congo red}}</nowiki> (Stain - [[Histology_Stains#Congo red\|Congo red]])
	* <nowiki>{{HE}}</nowiki> (Stain - [[Histology_Stains#Haematoxylin_and_Eosin\|Haematoxylin Eosin]])
	* <nowiki>{{PAS}}</nowiki> (Stain - [[Histology_Stains#Verhoeff-Van_Gieson\|Periodic acid-Schiff]])
	* <nowiki>{{van Gieson}}</nowiki> (Stain - [[Histology_Stains#Verhoeff-Van_Gieson\|van Gieson]])
	* <nowiki>{{Massons Trichrome}}</nowiki> (Stain - [[Histology_Stains#Masson.E2.80.99s_Trichrome_Stain\|Masson's Trichrome]])
	* <nowiki>{{Gomoris Trichrome}}</nowiki> (Stain - [[Histology_Stains#Gomori.27s_Trichrome\|Gomori's Trichrome]])
	* <nowiki>{{Leishman}}</nowiki> (Stain - [[Histology_Stains#Leishman\|Leishman]])
	* <nowiki>{{Bouin}}</nowiki> [[:Template:Bouin\|Bouin]]
	* <nowiki>{{Al. carm.}}</nowiki>[[Histology_Stains#Mucicarmine\|Mucicarmine]] (Mucin Stain, Al. carm.)
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	==Acid Phosphatase==		==Acid Phosphatase==

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