Seed red 0,1 %

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Kernel Red 0.1 % is a solution used in histology and cytology to stain cell nuclei in tissue sections and cell preparations red. The solution consists of water, aluminum sulfate and the nuclear red dye. Aluminum sulfate serves as a mordant that facilitates binding of the dye to the cell nuclei.

Kernechtrot is used as a counterstain in many standard stains, such as PAS (Periodic Acid-Schiff), Berliner blue, or silver plating. The use of nuclear red as a counterstain allows differentiated visualization of cell nuclei and other structures, facilitating their identification and examination under the microscope.

Article no.: 10264

Staining of tissue samples

	Container size and order number	Net price	Amount
	Seed red 0,1 % - 100 ml Order number: 10264.00100	31,51 €
	Seed red 0,1 % - 250 ml Order number: 10264.00250	37,77 €
	Seed red 0,1 % - 10.000 ml Order number: 10264.10000	698,68 €
	Seed red 0,1 % - 5.000 ml Order number: 10264.05000	366,43 €
	Seed red 0,1 % - 2.500 ml Order number: 10264.02500	196,16 €
	Seed red 0,1 % - 1.000 ml Order number: 10264.01000	91,62 €
	Seed red 0,1 % - 500 ml Order number: 10264.00500	49,28 €

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UN-Nummer: 0000

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Lagerung: 15 … 25 °C

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Relevant Ingredients:
• Aluminium sulphate hydrate • 14 H2O
• Nuclear fast red (C.I.: 60760)
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Verwendung:

This Nuclear Red 0.1% solution is used in in vitro diagnostics for staining tissue samples. It allows improved visualization and differentiation of cellular structures and tissue components to facilitate detailed analysis and interpretation of samples. This can be helpful in the diagnosis of cellular changes, diseases or disorders and makes a valuable contribution to medical research and clinical practice.

Prinzip:

Kernechtrot 0.1 % solution consists of distilled water, aluminum sulfate hydrate, Kernechtrot, sodium benzoate and is prepared by filtration. In in vitro diagnostics, this solution is used as a staining agent for staining cells and tissues in order to analyze their structure and morphological properties under the microscope. The nuclear red binds to specific cellular components, while aluminum sulfate fixes the stain and sodium benzoate acts as a preservative. Examination of stained specimens allows detailed visualization and identification of cell structures to detect disease or changes in tissue.

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