| 1. Giemsa Stain |
Giemsa Stain makes it easier to demonstrate
the presence of microorganisms in all types of
tissues. It can especially be used to detect the
presence of Helicobacter pylori in the
diagnosis of gastric ulcers or chronic gastritis.
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| 2. Leishman Stain: |
Leishman's Stain is used for Staining of
Blood and Bone Marrow.
It is Generally used to differentiate and
identify leucocytes, malaria Parasites and
Trypanosomas.
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| 3. Paraffin Wax: |
Paraffin wax is usually used as an embedding
medium for Histological analysis of natural
Tissue.
In Paraffin Technique, Tissues are fixed and
embedded in wax. This makes the Tissue
hard, and much easier to cut sections from.
The sections are then stained and examined
with the light micro scope.
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| 4. Methanol : |
Methanol is an industrial organic solvent commonly
used in organic synthesis. It is being considered as a
potential hydrogen source in fuel cell technology due to
its high H/C ratio, low propensity for soot generation,
relatively low reforming temperature and its liquid state
at room temperature.[1][2] The olens (ethylene or
propylene) formed from methanol via MTO (methanolto-olens) process, can be an alternative to oil and gas
to produce hydrocarbon fuels.
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| 5. Xylene: |
Xylene (isomeric mixture) – for histology, belongs to the
aromatic hydrocarbons and can be used for for
histological, cytological, and bacteriological
investigation of sample material of human origin.
Xylene is the gold standard and most common
aromatic solvent which has been used for decades in
routine histoprocessing (process for dehydrating the
tissue) deparaffination, and clarification applications. A
mixture of the ortho-, meta- and para- isomers
provides for a higher degree of hydrophobicity prior to
mounting and coverslipping. Histological grade Xylene
was developed to be a robust clearing agent in both
histological and cytological applications. It is a critical
raw material in all histological staining procedures. It
supports the QA process in Pathology. It is a CE-certified, IVD product.
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| 6. Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA): |
Isopropyl alcohol (isopropanol) can be used as a substitute
for ethyl alcohol in tissue dehydration during embedding
into paraffin and dehydration of stained sections. The use
of isopropyl alcohol during paraffinization allows us to
exclude treatment with intermediate solvents of paraffin
(chloroform, xylene, and benzene), which reduces the
degree of tissue compaction and simplifies and
accelerates histological assay.
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| 7. BTL HCL N/10: |
Hydrochloric acid, N/10 solution – used for closed loop
dosing as an acidity regulator for water purication
systems or for cleaning- disinfecting- degreasing
agents.
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