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Eosin and methylene blue are used for staining biolgical tissues.
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Why can't tissues be recycled?
It is assumed that tissues have biological waste on them.
Which level of biological organization is composed of tissues?
The level of biological organization is composed of tissues is a organ. The smallest unit that has all of the characteristics of life is the cell.
Why do you need to stain specimens?
Staining allows you to better visualize the parts of the tissues.
What are the effects of safranin stain on the cell?
Safranin is a biological stain which generally colors the cell nuclei red. In analytical chemistry, it is also used as redox indicator.
What nitrogenous organic molecule can function as a biological buffer in cells and tissues?
plasma
When was Biological Stain Commission created?
Biological Stain Commission was created in 1922.
Why can't tissues be recycled?
It is assumed that tissues have biological waste on them.
Which level of biological organization is composed of tissues?
The level of biological organization is composed of tissues is a organ. The smallest unit that has all of the characteristics of life is the cell.
Are of application?
To stain or dye tissues (animals or plants).
Application of hematoxylin are?
To stain or dye tissues (animals or plants).
What is an organic stain?
An organic stain is considered a biological stain using organic dye. Organic dyes used are often modified from the textile industry.
What is the typical biological function of the connective tissues?
transportation
What is the difference between Metachromasia and the stain Congo red?
Metachromasy is the attribute of certain dyes changing in biological tissues changing color based on the tissues involved. Congo Red is a particular dye, in a category separate from Metachromasia dyes, though it does act as a PH indicator between pH 3.0 and 5.2.
Is coffee a true biological stain or just a ompound capable of imparting color?
It is simply a compound capable of imparting color. A biological stain refers to a compound that changes the color of features of a cell such as cell walls or the nucleus of a cell and helps to view them more clearly. A coffee stain does not do that.
Why do you need to stain specimens?
Staining allows you to better visualize the parts of the tissues.
What is safranin solution in science?
safranin is a biological stain used in histology n cytology
Tissues which are normally difficult to discern with an optical microscope may be revealed by?
Tissues which are normally difficult to discern with an optical mictroscope may be revealed by stain.
