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Green Acid Dye 5 Kg

 

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R3999,00

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SKU:TC4363

Green Acid Dye” is typically used as a biological stain to color specific structures within tissue samples under a microscope, particularly targeting proteins in the cytoplasm due to its acidic nature, which attracts positively charged components of the cell; it’s commonly used in histology and pathology research to identify specific tissue components.

Considered an “acid dye” which means it binds to positively charged structures in the cell, like the cytoplasm and collagen fibers.

Primarily used in histological staining procedures to visualize cellular components in tissue samples.

Weight 5 kg
Dimensions 20 × 20 × 30 cm

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