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On-demand printing in a world of developing technology

On-demand printing in a world of developing technology

Introducing on-demand printers can significantly benefit your histology laboratory and pathology procedures, while facilitating error reduction.
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LUMEA BxChip Case Study - Hereford County Hospital

LUMEA BxChip Case Study - Hereford County Hospital

We spoke to Andrea Johnson, Cellular Pathology Manager at Hereford County Hospital about her experience using the LUMEA BxChip.
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P is for Papanicolaou

P is for Papanicolaou

Developed in 1942 by George Papanicolaou, this polychromatic stain is one of the most widely used techniques in cytology.
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O is for Oil Red O

O is for Oil Red O

Oil Red O is a hydrophobic, fat-soluble, red diazo compound and one of the oldest and simplest dyes for showing lipids in tissue sections.
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N is for Negative Staining

N is for Negative Staining

Learn more about negative staining and how unstained cells, such as microorganisms and spermatozoa are made visible against a dark background.
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M is for Methyl Green

M is for Methyl Green

Methyl Green is a positive-charged stain mainly used for DNA as it binds specifically to the regions rich in adenine-thymine nucleotides.
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L is for Luxol Fast Blue

L is for Luxol Fast Blue

Luxol Fast Blue is an alcohol soluble, copper phthalocyanine derivative which is attracted to the lipoproteins found in myelin.
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K is for the Kinyoun Stain

K is for the Kinyoun Stain

The Kinyoun stain is used to stain acid-fast bacteria and has the unique capacity to resist the decolourisation of acid alcohol.
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J is for Janus Green B

J is for Janus Green B

Janus Green B is a dark green to black powder belonging to the phenazine group of dyes used to stain mitochondria in living tissues.
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Histology in the modern era - The power of social media

Histology in the modern era - The power of social media

An influential tool having the power to transform the pathology landscape, social media creates many opportunities.
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