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Stain–Decolorize–Stain (SDS): a new technique for multiple staining

Histochemistry and Cell Biology, 2014
Multiple staining of more than one gene/antigen on a single tissue section is an indispensable tool in cell and tissue research. However, most of the available multiple staining techniques have limitations, and there has been no technique to simultaneously visualize and distinguish tissue antigens, nucleotide sequences and other chemical compounds on ...
Jing, Li, Yan, Zhou, Jiang, Gu
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Differential Staining of Bacteria: Flagella Stain

Current Protocols in Microbiology, 2009
AbstractBacterial flagella are appendages used for motility. Their presence is a useful tool for identification and differentiation of prokaryotes. Since flagella are too thin to be seen by compound light microscopy, staining methods employ the use of a mordant (often tannic acid) to make them thick enough to see using an oil immersion objective.
Donald P, Breakwell   +2 more
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