PubMed · 92829
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An inexpensive, easily constructed slide staining rack is described that has been successfully used for staining histological sections and various smears. The major advantages offered by the rack are: rapidity, good quality, and decreased exposure of the technicians to solvents. To improve staining capacity and quality of slides, a simple mechanical slide staining rack has been developed in our laboratory. Here, construction, operation and evaluation of this device are described.
A new method of azure-eosin staining of histological preparations during fixation with a 10% formalin solution, as well as of the cartilaginous and medullar tissues after decalcification in the 10% trilon B solution, pH 7,3 or in the de Castro liquid is described. This method has a number of advantages over the method os hematoxylin-eosin staining: it presents not only a clear idea about all cellular elements but also allows one to stain mast cells, fungi, microbes, Rickettsia, mucus, fibrin, necrobiotic changes in cells. Differentiation of hemopoietic cells and elements of reticuloendothelium, histiocytes is possible in the hemopoietic tissue. The method is accessible and simple and does not require special equipment.