Masson-Goldner Trichrome kit is used for visualisation of muscles, collagen fibres, connective tissues, gametes, nuclei, neurofibrils, neuroglia, collagen, keratin intracellular fibrils and Golgi apparatus negative staining. Method of staining muscle and collagen fibres in tissues during which Fast Green F.C.F. dye binds to collagen making it turn distinct green. It is also used for visualisation of increased collagen build-up associated with functioning tissue being mistaken for scar tissue (liver sclerosis diagnosis), but also for differentiating smooth muscle fibres and collagens.
Masson-Goldner Trichrome kit
Seven-reagent kit for staining muscle and collagen fibres with green counterstain. It is also used for visualising gametes, nuclei, neurofibrils, glial cells, keratins, intercellular fibrils and for differentiation of smooth muscle fibres and collagens.
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