Masson Trichrome kit is used for visualization of muscles, collagen fibers, connective tissues, gametes, nuclei, neurofibrils, neuroglia, collagen, keratin intracellular fibrils and Golgi apparatus negative staining. This method uses three dyes, during which Aniline Blue dye binds to muscle and collagen fibers. It is also used for visualization of increased collagen buildup associated with functioning tissue being mistaken for scar tissue (liver sclerosis diagnosis) and for differentiating smooth muscle fibers and collagens.
Masson Trichrome kit
Seven-reagent kit for staining muscle and collagen fibers with a blue counterstain. It is also used for visualizing gametes, nuclei, neurofibrils, glial cells, keratins and intercellular fibrils. The kit may be useful for detecting collagen in smooth muscle cancer or diseases like cirrhosis.
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| Stain Category | Muscle and Connective Tissue |
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