Re: [Histonet] neutral stains for protozoa
I use an aqueous 1% light green to counterstain in an Alizarin Red S
Rena Fail
>> Gary Radice 03/31/05 09:47AM >>>
I have a colleague who is studying a calcified protozoan. She is
specifically interested in calcification, and she is looking for stains
she can use that are not acidic and that don't require acid
differentiation steps, so that she doesn't inadvertently decalcify the
specimens.
Any thoughts about nuclear or counterstains that might work in this
situation?
Gary P. Radice gradice@richmond.edu
Department of Biology 804-289-8107 (voice)
University of Richmond 804-289-8233 (FAX)
Richmond VA 23173 http://www.richmond.edu/~gradice
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