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Toluidine blue 1 %, in sodium hydrogen carbonate 2.5 %

Toluidine blue 1 %, in sodium bicarbonate 2.5 % represents an essential tool in histological research. Its use allows visualization and differentiation of mast cells and acid mucopolysaccharides. It is also used in microscopic diagnostics, especially in the in vivo staining of squamous cell carcinomas and for the detection of Barrett's esophagus.

Chemically, toluidine blue binds to acidic tissue components, especially to acidic mucopolysaccharides. The sodium bicarbonate in the solution acts as a buffer and maintains a constant pH to ensure optimal staining conditions.

Use of this solution allows microscopic visualization and identification of specific tissue components and pathologies. In research, staining can provide a detailed understanding of tissue structures and pathologies. In medical diagnostics, it supports the detection and classification of various disease states.

Article no.: 14823

Staining of tissue samples

  •   Container size and order number Net price Amount
    Toluidine blue 1 %, in sodium hydrogen carbonate 2.5 % - 100 ml
    Order number: 14823.00100
    21,15 €
    Toluidine blue 1 %, in sodium hydrogen carbonate 2.5 % - 250 ml
    Order number: 14823.00250
    33,93 €
    Toluidine blue 1 %, in sodium hydrogen carbonate 2.5 % - 500 ml
    Order number: 14823.00500
    51,94 €
    Toluidine blue 1 %, in sodium hydrogen carbonate 2.5 % - 1.000 ml
    Order number: 14823.01000
    97,19 €
    Toluidine blue 1 %, in sodium hydrogen carbonate 2.5 % - 2.500 ml
    Order number: 14823.02500
    210,24 €

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UN-Nummer: 0000

Lagerung: 15 … 25 °C

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Relevant Ingredients:
• Toluidine Blue (C.I.: 52040)
• Sodium hydrogen carbonate

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